Sentence examples for lonely outpost from inspiring English sources
Welcome to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, a lonely outpost in the University Heights section of the Bronx.
Syria, normally a rather lonely outpost, mistrusted by most of its neighbours, finds itself in the limelight.Six months ago, things were less good.
He trimmed three-twentieths of a second — a substantial margin in this race — off Johnson's time from the lonely outpost of the eighth lane.
Arriving in a red Mercedes-Benz convertible, he had lunch at the River Café, a lonely outpost among shadowy streets that gained a reputation for its food.
It was a sort of "Casablanca" in space, with characters from all races and worlds and cultures mingling, not always harmoniously, on a lonely outpost.
Inside, the space is awkward, laid out like a horseshoe and requiring a U-turn, past counter seats, a lonely outpost of two-tops and the windowed kitchen, to reach the dining room proper.
The army gave these lonely outposts unusually perky names like Red Pepper and Basil.
He had sent detachments of men to lonely outposts such as Liberia and forgotten about them.
By contrast, apart from a few lonely outposts scattered here and there, chenin blanc shines only in the Loire Valley.
These lonely outposts of American socialism are not the country's most liberal states; they're mainly conservative ones, including three of the seven most conservative states, Utah, Alabama and Idaho.
From Philadelphia, and from other lonely outposts around the country where most toil as dishwashers and cooks, Fujianese immigrants like Mr. Liu were on the move.
