Sentence examples for opened outpost from inspiring English sources

Not only does this place — a recently opened outpost of a South Korean chain — have bossam, but they also have a dish of spicy ribs with cheesy corn.

It opened outposts in four countries.

The Salvation Army and the American Red Cross have opened outposts here.

Numerous American universities have opened outposts in the Middle East and around the world in recent years, including New York University, which has a campus in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Natural foods companies like Wild Oats Markets and Celestial Seasonings started here, and several national labs and big-tech companies like I.B.M. opened outposts.

Media attention followed (an appearance on Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" was the equivalent of an MTV video), and, finally, it went mainstream: recently, Xi'an opened outposts in Chinatown and on St. Mark's Place, where N.Y.U.

The most common financial transactions there probably involve paying the Chinese delivery guy or tallying bills from the luxury retailers — Thomas Pink, Hermès and Tiffany — that have opened outposts down the block.

He has also opened outposts of his restaurants in Las Vegas as well as Orange County.

Then the USHG opened outposts in the Upper West Side and in Citi Field in 2008 and 2009.

In my previous posts about the efforts of Caroline Scheeler and her husband, Joe Vajarsky, to open Outpost General Store in Wayne, Ill., Ms. Scheeler explained how they ran out of money even before they opened the doors.

In recent years, the big galleries have expanded aggressively, opening outposts around the world.