Sentence examples for outpost across from inspiring English sources
Tribeca Pediatrics has an outpost across from Hamilton Park, which was rebuilt by neighborhood groups after years of occupation by the Latin Kings.
The perilous flight from the world's most remote human outpost across 1,550 miles of polar plateau was the second emergency medical evacuation of U.S. personnel from Antarctica in 24 hours.
The tasting room, where $5 buys a "classic" tasting, also sells Coke and Red Bull, and an adjacent deli gives the Dean & Deluca outpost across the road a run for its money.
The president is to fly north across the continent to Darwin, a frontier port and military outpost across the Timor Sea from Indonesia, which will be the center of operations for the coming deployment.
But just as the city of Los Angeles has undergone a process of rediscovery in long-neglected regions like the downtown area, so this suburban outpost across the Santa Monica mountains has also experienced an image makeover.
After the civilian massacre in Panjwai, Heath went to an army outpost across the river, a place called Pashmul, where, he said, "the grape rows and poppy fields are rich with booby traps, and the mud-hut ruins that dot the area often conceal insurgents".
Since that attack, security procedures have been tightened at American diplomatic outposts across the Middle East.
Also, he noted that U.S. and Iraqi forces have changed their basic approach to operations, with soldiers now living on small outposts across Baghdad.
Local lore, bolstered by captivating historic records, suggest, for instance, that there was an under sea tunnel linking military outposts across the Grand Harbour.
A Santiago institution, this old-school favourite has three outposts across town that are equally heavy on character, with walls covered with vintage posters and Chilean memorabilia.
Civilian contract helicopters are commonly used to ferry contractors and supplies from major bases to far-flung NATO and American military outposts across Afghanistan.
