Sentence examples for our outpost from inspiring English sources

When my squad arrived at our outpost in Afghanistan in 2010, one of the first things we did was outfit our living quarters with trash bags, cardboard and salvaged wood to ease the vicious winds.

The rotator was a cargo helicopter that every morning ran a clockwise route around the A.O.R. From our outpost, it would fly to Bagram, where Levi could catch a transport home.

Our supplies were stored in a small tent at the back of our outpost, but I made the decision to move the tent to the base of our hill to serve as the school.

Waiting seemed prudent before looking at the media revolution from the zany perspective of our outpost in Sam Zell's Tribune Co., which I had been obliged to agree not to "denigrate... in any way".

While most of them are focused on attacking targets in their own regions or places nearby, the attack last September 11th on our outpost in Benghazi underscores the threat that these regional affiliates pose to our interests abroad.

The more established fashionista will head elsewhere on the floor to our outpost of Stanley Korshak (Dallas), which has the best trunk shows, fashion analyses, and combination of established names and new talent, or to Tootsies (Houston), a pioneer in specialty store retailing with American and elite European designers.

We're indebted to our friends in the ForbesWoman community: from the contributors and commenters on our site, to our outposts on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and all the good samaritans offering the latest just-gotta-reads.

There are incredible blogs out there, many of which are already in our Outposts section on The Global Design Post, but we wanted to honor the ones who captured our imaginations right now! From different regions across the world, each was chosen for their insight, taste, or originality, giving you, dear reader, a broad sampling of styles and countries.

Our troops in Afghanistan were overwhelmed with foreign men dropped off and dragged into our outposts by Pakistanis and the Northern Alliance, by tribesmen looking for a CIA bounty, and, occasionally, by American troops who encountered suspected foreign fighters in their patrols.

Cresting the hill that overlooked our frozen outpost, I saw their village.

As far as I knew, none of us had been to our Epping outpost since I'd tried sleeping there one night after Mrs TV gave me the boot.