England, however, received the New Netherland (New York, New Jersey) and some outposts in Africa from the Dutch, and recovered Antigua, Montserrat, and St. Kitts, in the West Indies, from France.
Along with the photographer Joël van Houdt and an interpreter, I drove down to Logar and linked up with the A.N.A. there, intending to get to some outposts in the south.
The tournament presents an opportunity for the sport to rejuvenate its image in some international outposts while reinforcing it in others.
But it may be worth briefly reflecting on the astonishing speed with which the radical ideas and impulses of pre-World War II America vanished from public life, with only traces lingering in some academic outposts and isolated sensibilities like Edmund Wilson's.
That's great, when you're playing in some isolated outpost, or even in Pasadena, in the final of the World Cup.
"When you're in some dusty outpost in semi-governed space, about to meet for the first time a contact within a terrorist organisation you've brokered, that is nerve wracking.
When he deposits the check, he shakes my hand like we've been drinking buddies in some subtropical outpost.
Or does it strike anyone as more likely that this claim is manufactured - as is this "crisis?" For starters, these apartment buildings are not settlements in some disputed outpost.
Not just ankle socks; these go up to the knees like those of British officer in some sultry colonial outpost.
For one, Wilson will probably never again wear a badge, unless it's in some far-flung outpost you and I have never heard of.
Some sought refuge in Britain itself, others in outposts of the British Empire: Canada, the Caribbean, Sierra Leone and India.
