Sentence examples for living outpost from inspiring English sources
I had been warned about new construction of military barracks here for the small unit of British troops expanded since the Falklands War; but to me the building activity was not offensive -- it seems fitting that Grytviken should remain a living outpost.
TABATINGA, Brazil — The Tikuna Indians living near this Amazon outpost long believed that their community was a portal to the supernatural, to immortals who would guard them and secure their existence.
His plan depended on holding a "living barricade" of French outposts running from Taza in the north through Khenifra, Kasbah Tadla and Marrakesh to Agadir on the Atlantic coast.
Finally, the station offered considerable improvements in living conditions over previous outposts, with machinery being soundproofed, the crews being provided with designated 'cots' for sleeping and the equipping of the station with a shower and extensive gymnasium.
It was beautifully wallpapered and carpeted, as if it were a small outpost of the living room.
But as the surfers arrived, a mystique developed around Noosa's five beach surf breaks, which coupled with its strong spiritual heritage to create an enclave of hippiedom – a seemingly remote outpost of simple living.
Her owners lived in a rural outpost.
General Petraeus's counterinsurgency doctrine is centered on relatively small groups of soldiers establishing outposts in communities and living among the Iraqis.
The 20-ton craft, which is to serve as the orbital outpost's crucial command and living section during early stages of construction, began a series of maneuvers and tests aimed at having it dock with the nascent station on July 25.
What they haven't conveyed — what they may not want to convey — is the reality of living and fighting for months at a remote outpost surrounded by hostile members of the Taliban.
What they haven't conveyed what they may not want to convey is the reality of living and fighting for months at a remote outpost surrounded by hostile members of the Taliban.
