Sentence examples for outpost established from inspiring English sources

A military outpost established on the site by Spaniards in 1790 was known as Nogales, later called Walnut Hills.

The Roman outpost established here in 183 B.C. grew into a thriving town distinguished by its architecture (the Duomo and the octagonal, rosy marble Battistero are two of Italy's greatest medieval structures) and by political unrest.

Camp Lemonnier, a sun-baked Third World outpost established by the French Foreign Legion, began as a temporary staging ground for U.S. Marines looking for a foothold in the region a decade ago.

"Three Oaks", their name for the copse by the railway embankment where I watch them rig up their fishing net, is a new outpost, established in response to activity nearby.

At Frontera Corozal, an outpost established 23 years ago for Chol Indians who were ejected by the government from the bioreserve, 40,000 tourists a year, mostly Europeans, pass through town, spending the night -- and thousands of dollars -- to visit Mayan ruins.

But why was this Welsh outpost established, and why in Patagonia of all places?

Originating as outposts established on naturally strong positions, they began to resemble towns as population increased.

The Israelis could begin by dismantling some of the several dozen new settlement outposts established over the last 18 months.

PAGE A17 Israel to Raze Some Outposts Israel's cabinet pledged to dismantle two dozen illegal settlement outposts established in the West Bank since 2001.

Mr Sharon has said he is prepared to remove some but not all of the 60 outposts established during his tenure as prime minister.

In Parliament today, lawmakers voted 47-to-27 47-to-27 47-to-27haron's pronouncement that inrael would take down Jewish settlement outposts established over the past two years without government authorization.