Sentence examples for outpost is known from inspiring English sources

However, it appears that the setup at Camp Belambi, as the outpost is known, would have made it easier to slip away unnoticed.

Its Arabic name means "valley of the bandits," and the outpost is known as the British police checkpoint, because, to protect travelers from thieves, the British established a position here when they governed the area under international mandate, Israeli soldiers said.

A former logging and shipbuilding outpost, the city is known for its large population of retirees and for tourist attractions like the Fairmont Empress Hotel and the Royal BC Museum.

The agency is acquiring a New York public relations shop, Nichol & Company, which will become the New York outpost of CKPR, as the Cramer-Krasselt public relations operation is known.

What's important is that anybody, anywhere, feels that their country is the centre of attention, or is known elsewhere, and not just as a quaint outpost.

Make sure to pack an extra jacket and leave loose accessories back at the hotel, as the gusty outpost has been known to pack winds up to 50 miles per hour.

Her name was Agrippina, and she was born there in 15 A.D. when the town (a little Roman outpost on the Rhine River) was known as Oppidum Ubiorum.

CÁDIZ, Spain — Beyond its pink-hued Atlantic light and the distinction of being the oldest city in Europe, this Andalusian outpost is best known for two things: its famous carnival, which wraps up Monday after two raucous weeks, and its chronic unemployment.

Bridgeport Downtown Cabaret Theater may be the last outpost of what used to be known as dinner theater -- with a twist.

The first, or front, line of trenches was known as the outpost line and was thinly held by scattered machine gunners distributed behind dense entanglements of barbed wire.

Just a couple of decades ago, Thrace was known mainly as an outpost for soldiers guarding Greece from a hostile Turkey and Communist Bulgaria.