Sentence examples for mobile outpost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Outlaw and his girlfriend, Jennifer Catron, are the founders of Jen 'n Outlaw's Fish Fry Truck and Crawfish Boil, a mobile outpost of Southern food and New York chutzpah.

Former owner of Soho's The Garment Room, Tiffany Nicole McCrary has set up a mobile outpost in the latest of many hip Brooklyn neighborhoods to rollerskate its way into the spotlight.

The expedition from West Florida never got off the ground, since Bernardo de Gálvez, the Governor of Spanish Louisiana, had moved rapidly to gain control of British outposts on the lower Mississippi, and was threatening action against West Florida's principal outposts of Mobile and Pensacola.

Many have expanded onto nearby hills, with rows or small knots of mobile homes making up new outposts that are illegal by Israeli standards.

Although he improved Mobile's defenses in 1708, the outpost was never attacked, although a village of Mobile Indians was attacked in May 1709.

Most settlement outposts consist of only a few mobile homes on desolate hilltops.

The outpost, called Yitzhar Lookout, consisted of two mobile homes and a temporary synagogue.

— Jerome Gray, a 74-year-old black man, has voted in every election since 1974 in this verdant little outpost of some 4,000 people halfway between Mobile and Montgomery.

Foursquare's San Francisco outpost has amazingly enough shared space with mobile payments Square from August 2010 until earlier this year, when it got too big for the Square offices and bumped itself up to another floor in the same building.

The outpost of Migron, which now counts 60 mobile homes housing 300 zealous settlers a few kilometers from the Palestinian Authority's seat at Ramallah, has been unusually controversial even in the Israeli government.

The costs are just over $2000 per mobile camp, one for each of the 14 current outposts.