Sentence examples for no outpost from inspiring English sources
The Kremlin had learned that its armies could not capture political success, but Soviet commanders made the same claims upon withdrawal that are heard from NATO officers today: not a single battlefield engagement was lost to guerrillas, and no outpost ever fell to insurgents.
Most of us on the West Coast have been conditioned to head to David Chang's restaurants when we visit New York — or Canada or Australia — as there's no outpost of Momofuku or Milk Bar out here.
But almost no outposts have actually come down, and Israeli-Palestinian negotiations are frozen.
So we note that we have no outposts on the moon, no computers that can hold a conversation, no vehicles capable of carrying people to Jupiter.
Having spent quite a bit of time there, I can say it is no remote outpost, but squarely in the heart of Jerusalem.
Settlements would be built in already developed areas or on adjacent land, and that no new "outposts" would be allowed (an "outpost" is a settlement built without the permission of the Israeli government).
They are no longer outposts on exposed hills, but are fully developed communities with schools, commercial centers, industrial zones and municipal services all created for the settler population -- needless to say, the Palestinian neighbors who occupy the same geographical space do not share in these benefits.
Mr. Muñoz Molina describes the decay of the Spanish cultural center in Tangier; no longer an outpost of Spain's pretensions -- no longer maintained in any case -- to influence in the region.
"It's no isolated frontier outpost, but something that clearly points to the Elbe River," hundreds of kilometers deep in German territory.
The Hessians had lowered their guard, thinking they were safe from the American army, and had no long-distance outposts or patrols.
Soon after, Hillary Clinton reiterated the demand that Israel enforce a complete stop to the building of settlements, with no exceptions for "outposts" or "natural growth".
