Sentence examples for outpost of this from inspiring English sources

The Manhattan outpost of this elegant St. James's institution opened off the lobby of the Pierre hotel in the fall.

Day, thirty-two years old and financially independent, was a leader of the Boston outpost of this movement.

The first outpost of this homegrown mini-chain opened 20 years ago in Massapequa, followed by Woodbury in 1999, Smithtown in 2007 and Sayville just last year.

The second Ace Hotel (1022 Southwest Stark Street; 503-228-2277; acehopen.com) to open in the country, Portland's outpost of this trendy hotel chain has 79 rooms (from $95), recycled furniture, Malin+Goetz bath products and free bike rentals.

Rachel Odom takes off in a helicopter to fly to yet another distant military outpost of this mountainous region of eastern Afghanistan to patch the troops in her care back together.

Haiku Asian Bistro, which opened in the Woodbury Town Plaza shopping center in October, is the first Long Island outpost of this restaurant group, which seems to have a winning pan-Asian formula.

Indeed, on being asked to write this piece, this outpost of the Northerner believed that she had never previously heard of him, until she chanced on a battered copy of his Nooks and Corners of Yorkshire while dusting the bookshelves, itself a rare event..

The theme of this outpost of the big-ideas conference — short for Technology, Entertainment and Design, it has been held annually in California since 1990 — is "The Future Beckons".

Over the past few weeks, the Hebden Bridge Times has been proclaiming a "Summer of Love" in the Calder Valley, (although this seems sadly to have bypassed this outpost of 'The Northerner').

So it's fitting that this outpost of the Aman brand translates as "peaceful mountain".

FATTY 'CUE But for the pulled lamb, most of the menu at this outpost of the Williamsburg, Brooklyn, original is new with less 'cue.