Sentence examples for outpost about from inspiring English sources

Kyle, deeply shaken, repaired to a combat outpost, about five hundred metres away.

It might have already fallen into decline when the Seleucids revived it as a military outpost about 300 bc.

The attack took place at a military outpost about 12 miles from the tribal areas of Pakistan, a Taliban stronghold.

"What is that?" "It's the Shrine!" From up on the outpost, about a quarter-mile away, Granados radioed Windisch and asked him to mark a target.

A second Afghan soldier who was on guard duty later that night reported seeing an American leave the outpost about two hours later, General Hameed said.

8 30 p.m. 8) EL BULLI LITE The celebrity chef Ferran Adrià of El Bulli fame has a lesser-known outpost about 25 minutes by taxi from the city center.

The outpost, with about 4,000 inhabitants, is at the end of that road and beyond the reach of power lines.

All of this banished their thoughts of upsizing to a three-bedroom apartment in Queens, sending them instead on a search of the narrow streets and steep hillsides in this outpost of about 5,000, for a house to call their own.

In this role, islands act like distant outposts, scattered about, breaking up the endless expanse of nothing at all.

Between 9 and 11 October the U.S. 1st Battalion 2nd Marines raided two small Japanese outposts about 30 mile east of the Lunga perimeter at Gurabusu and Koilotumaria near Aola Bay.

When I told him about the Outpost party, about the couple times I'd seen her since, he used the word "snare," a ploy of entrapment, "come-hither Italian words," he said.