Sentence examples for house outpost from inspiring English sources

Last year, he stormed into our eardrums with a jamming Heartbreaker EP on venerated house outpost Crosstown Rebels, and now he's back with a very satisfying sequel.

Add the fact that one-half of the pair, Alex Jones, runs the prolific house outpost Hypercolour, and you've got the perfect recipe for a killer record label.

The Soho House outpost Babington House kicked off the trend when it opened in 1998 offering London's chattering classes a bucolic retreat 12 miles south of Bath in which to catch up on gossip while lazing in early Georgian mansion rooms decked out in sleek Italian furnishings.

The myriad large-scale civic projects, from a Guggenheim museum that is planned for Abu Dhabi to Education City in Doha — a vast area of new buildings that house outposts of foreign universities — are often dismissed in Western circles as superficial fantasies.

One of the East Coast's most prolific house outposts, Ovum, turns 20 this year, and label co-founder Josh Wink has prepped a fresh release in celebration.

The "Ranch House," an outpost in the mountains of Eastern Afghanistan, 2007.

By Elissa Curtis October 17, 2012 The "Ranch House," an outpost in the mountains of Eastern Afghanistan, 2007.

With six homes two in Atlanta, an Upper West Side condo in Manhattan, a Connecticut summer house, an outpost near Blakely’s brother in La Jolla, Calif .and a new place in Clearwater he and his wife often miss each other.

He has designed several houses, an outpost of the Centre Pompidou in Metz, France (in collaboration with Jean de Gastines and Philip Gumuchdjian), and a new $45-million 45-millionor the Aspen Art Museum, set to open in August.

For many Jews, they are homes away from home: Chabad Houses, welcoming outposts in foreign lands or across the United States, places to drop in to celebrate Hanukkah, Passover or weekly Shabbat dinners.

Last December, art crowds flocked to the Soho Beach House, the latest outpost of the British members-only club.