Sentence examples for miserable outpost from inspiring English sources
Chelmsford 123, which started its two series run in 1988 and had the Roman governor Aulus sent to a miserable outpost of the Roman Empire called Britain.
If Rodriguez ends up as a man with more money than he'll ever spend in a miserable outpost for multiple years -- like another Boras client, Alex Rodriguez -- he can always blame his agent.
Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeevi, a conservative Cabinet minister who says he intends to form an opposition bloc to Sharon within the government, called the army's shelling of security outposts a "miserable and ridiculous show of muscle". Sharon has come under mounting pressure from members of the Cabinet and Jewish settlers to abandon Israel's increasingly qualified observance of the cease-fire.
Mueller, an American who set up home in Liguria, tells a gripping story of the rise of olive oil to the point where it symbolises civilisation – whether in the minds of a Roman legionary miserable in the lard-eating German outposts of the Empire, or on an aspirational dinner table in middle-class northern Europe or America today.
Still, residents said conditions in Misurata, the closest rebel outpost to the capital, remain miserable.
Insurgents entered the outpost.
