Sentence examples for outpost as well from inspiring English sources
Two more Afghans were killed at the outpost as well, one of their bodies charred by the fire, said Mr. Gul and the company commander, Captain Khaliq.
The final shuttle missions will be devoted to ferrying supplies, spare parts and science equipment to the station in an attempt to leave the outpost as well stocked as possible before the heavy-lift shuttle stops flying.
Now operating in Brussels too Proprietor of Lisson, founded nearly 50 years ago and based in London's decidedly unhip Edgware Road – though now there's a Milan outpost as well.
The George Washington University (GWU) in Washington, D.C., has its science and technology campus there, but Ashburn is also home to Janelia Research Campus, the elite Howard Hughes Medical Institute outpost, as well as the servers of the Wikimedia Foundation, the headquarters of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia.
The most engaged plantations go as far as to construct office buildings and living quarters for MCP's rural outposts, as well as providing equipment, electricity and help with transport.
Although the strongest outposts were relatively immune to attack from the Patriot militia that were their only formal opposition in those states, the smaller outposts, as well as supply convoys and messengers, were often the target of militia commanders like Thomas Sumter and Francis Marion.
But Migron was always an unauthorized outpost, as its residents well knew when they moved in.
The grocery sells products from many market vendors and features an outpost of Royal Coffee Bar, as well as a wine bar serving Arizona labels (starting at $7 a glass).
The venture has been so successful, the company is planning a second outpost in Georgetown, as well as one in Los Angeles.
Possibly opening a bricks and mortar venue in Hollywood, and opening an outpost in SF, as well as brining out a beautiful glossy coffee table book on party themes.
Frequently, the señoras who bustled around these outposts remembered Trico as well as he remembered them, and would refuse to take our coins when we left.
