Sentence examples for one outpost from inspiring English sources

At one point the pace of airstrikes was so fast that Kurdish fighters on one outpost feared their own men had been hit, and British special forces had to reassure them of coordinates.

By the end of the full 10 years, only one outpost of traditional potato plants was still hanging on.

And while the company shuttered its Prada Sport store on Wooster Street last week, it will maintain four emporiums and one outpost of Miu Miu, all within a two-and-a-half-mile stretch from upper Madison Avenue to the new Prince Street store, where its less than tony neighbors include Zale's and Ann Taylor Loft.

There is, however, one outpost of the travel trade which is unequivocal in its belief that 2009 is shaping up to be a boom year: campsites.

Surely, if a city can support dozens of gay bars, we should also be able to support at least one outpost for gay literature.

At one outpost, the guerrillas allowed a brief interview with the Iranian soldier they say was captured in the ambush described by the P.J.A.K. ambush commander, Bayram Gabar.

Rather than empire-building and creating diffusion lines — or side businesses in television, spokesmanship, clothing design — Jiro focusses on, obsesses about, his one small outpost.

Today its one remaining outpost in the area is on the Higher Folds council estate, a forlorn, security-patrolled store at the end of a rank of similarly depressing shop fronts.

Having started with one small outpost, the company now has roughly 50 branches around the city.

Although Stephen does question the wiseness of keeping one particular outpost of American colonialism open during such times of unrest.

Mr. Wallerstein helped establish one new outpost, called Migron, by using a permit for a cellphone antenna to put down a road, fencing and power lines.