Sentence examples for outpost up from inspiring English sources

You're very much an outpost up there but, at the same time, it's very beautiful.

They and American soldiers in nearby vehicles then saw a man in an Afghan Army uniform behind the Afghan outpost up the hill.

DKNY has an outpost up the street; at the nearby Chocolate Garden, a single morsel of exquisite chocolate sells for $1.25.

Rumpled and weary, Flavio Reyes has been driving a truck for 38 years along the same route, a river of rock and mud winding from this Amazonian outpost up over craggy, 15,000-foot Andean passes.

"In outposts up to 22,000 feet above sea level, the temperature can plunge to 58 below, and linger there for months.

Further movement in the vicinity of Wola was blocked by Polish artillery from Fort 59, but within two hours Russian sappers prepared Fort 56 to serve as an artillery outpost for up to 20 pieces of artillery.

Making sure the Delhi outpost is up to the New York restaurant's standards has meant racking up plenty of air miles.

The forces that had been deployed to dismantle the outpost ended up being diverted to handle the disturbances.

Business was also brisk over in Queens at the Sukkah Depot, a temporary outpost set up in the front yard of a residence on Main Street in Kew Gardens Hills.

Their film observes a platoon of US infantrymen during an extended tour of duty at "Restrepo", a remote outpost high up in the dusty, sometimes snow-covered Korengal valley in Afghanistan.

In the West Bank, Israeli police officers scuffled briefly with Jewish youths during the dismantling of a small, uninhabited outpost set up by Jewish settlers on a hilltop near the Palestinian city of Nablus.