Sentence examples for industrial outpost from inspiring English sources
It is a far cry from the immediate postwar period, when this was a grim industrial outpost, heavily bombed by the Allies and lying less than 10 miles from the barbed-wire border of East Germany.
The Goldman building can be viewed as the literal apex of the waterfront's transformation from a belching industrial outpost to a glistening financial center that has already attracted the likes of Deutsche Bank, J. P. Morgan & Company and others.
Among his best-known works, "Rounding Third" (2002) studies two Little League coaches with clashing attitudes toward competition; "Gun-Shy" (1997) looks at divorced mates suffering through rebound romances; and "Below the Belt" (1995) presents a satirical saga of three corporate minions antagonizing one another at a remote industrial outpost.
The announcement in this distant industrial outpost on the Kazakh steppe was made as Kazakhstan's national atomic company, Kazatomprom, and the Nuclear Threat Initiative, an American nonprofit organization, neared the completion of blending down roughly 6,600 pounds of highly enriched uranium to a different form that is suitable for civilian use but is not weapons-grade.
The pair of bald eagles that built a nest two years ago on Petty's Island, an industrial outpost on a decidedly urban stretch of the Delaware River, have already outlasted plenty of hazards that might have scared off a less hardy couple.
Crossing this geo-industrial outpost was like passing through a portal.
The design and even the nature of the Google center in this industrial and agricultural outpost 80 miles east of Portland has been a closely guarded corporate secret.
In Soviet days it was a military outpost and industrial base, home to many Russians and Ukrainians.
The Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, the city's latest industrial desert turned cultural outpost, makes for a pleasant afternoon's wander.
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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.
