Sentence examples for next outpost from inspiring English sources
They are already moving on, to the next wave of high rollers, to the next outpost in the works (hello, South Beach).
Like many people, Zubrin reasons that Mars is the obvious next outpost for humanity: it is relatively close, and sufficiently Earth-like.
Agadez has always been a transit point, a maze of mud-brick enclosures in which to eat and rest and exchange cargo before setting off for the next outpost.
Carcelle, who spent much of his career traveling the world looking for the next Vuitton outpost, became head of the brand in 1990, a year after joining LVMH, and set about transforming the trunk maker into LVMH's biggest and most profitable label.
Northeastern, known for its co-op program in which undergraduates spend significant amounts of time in the workplace, opened its first satellite campus this fall in Charlotte, N.C., and is planning a second in Seattle next year; outposts in Austin, Tex., Minnesota and Silicon Valley are under discussion.
Further afield it looks like Asia is coming next, with outposts already in Seoul and Kuala Lumpur, but also plans to add Manila, Hong Kong and Bangkok to the mix.
Some of the older Jews of Moisés Ville shrug and look to the ground when asked about what comes next for their outpost.
Exhausted after endless weeks of work, driving their tractor-wheeled vehicles across dusty terrain between the mother ship and the temporary outpost next to the dig site, and waiting for crackly video messages to come through from their nearest and dearest on earth, they're looking forward to getting home.
Try the tinier, sneak-you-in outpost next door.
Last spring, somewhere between Phoenix and the Grand Canyon, I stumbled into a boxcar-shaped used-book outpost next to a taco stand and ended up riding northward with Tom Clark and Nikki Giovanni in the backseat of my rental car.
Regular interruptions come from dull flash-forwards to Hortense's next job, at an outpost in Antarctica.
