Sentence examples for outpost change from inspiring English sources
Even in Jidda, the kingdom's most liberal city, a status rooted in its history as a trading outpost, change comes slowly.
But well-lit watchtowers, in the form of maritime security outposts, can help change that.
The police chief of the Grish district, Mohammad Toryali, said the shooting occurred at a police outpost during a shift change.
I only meant that New York should be a welcome change from this outpost.
When I returned to Nazhan's outpost this November, nothing had changed: the front line south of Mosul, and the Sunnis deployed there, had not moved.
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Jan Mayensfield is served eight times per year by Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft of the 335 Squadron from Bodø Main Air Station, which provide supplies and change crew at the outpost.
Chicago-based CME Group, operator of the world's biggest futures market, plans to open a European outpost on April 27th.Existing outfits are making changes too.
For instance, M&C Saatchi, the London agency founded by Maurice and Charles Saatchi, has struggled to gain additional accounts for its New York outpost beyond its initial client, British Airways, and changed executive creative directors there twice from September 1998 to December 2000.
Through the European Middle Ages and into modern times, it has survived frequent changes of occupancy, serving as an outpost of Slav culture amid the constant struggle for dominance in the Adriatic.
But the outpost near Amman could play a broader role should American policy change.
