Sentence examples for growing outpost from inspiring English sources

The 175-room Amstel Botel, a former river cruiser converted to a floating hotel, sits by the industrial NDSM wharf, a growing outpost of Amsterdam's underground art scene.

Even as the Russian government struggles to find money for its promised contributions to the $60 billion International Space Station, Russian companies are aggressively seeking partners in the West to finance commercial modules that they can supply to the growing orbital outpost.

The Sonoran Hot Dog of Tucson is new and catching on with a growing number of outposts in Phoenix and Tucson and a few points in between.

The traditional housing market was dominated by a small group of retired or semiretired second-home buyers from the mainland who were undaunted by the prospect of growing old in an outpost environment that was not home to an abundance of medical specialists, state-of-the-art hospitals, department stores or even paved roads.

Outposts are growing on each hilltop to link a zigzagging chain of Israeli settlement across the West Bank to the Jordan Valley.

There is no reason to believe that even this represents a complete accounting of America's growing archipelago of African outposts.

With the Locke family's permission, the outpost grew into a full-fledged Chinatown, all built on land leased to Chinese tenants to skirt the land law.

What began as a jokey attempt to review every band at CMW in alphabetical order (wrote Lawton, "even if we take one awful band off the road this summer, the project was a success") has grown into an outpost of criticism with (according to him, anyway) over 10,000 views a day dissecting the Canadian music industry.

This third outpost of a growing brand (the second is in Turks and Caicos) opened in August.

Growing up in a forested outpost not far from the Gold Coast of Australia, Durand had also come to the sport at an early age.

All Star Lanes Bayswater, London The west London outpost of the growing eat-drink-bowl empire is larger than the original Bloomsbury site - there are eight lanes - and feels plusher.