Sentence examples for outpost will from inspiring English sources

Another Dinner outpost will open in Melbourne in the coming months.

And maybe its Los Angeles outpost will become a dream factory, just like the venerable film studios.

The budget city-centre outpost will have dorm beds from €10.50, a café and ping-pong tables in the 24-hour lounge (generatorhostels.com).

Darryl Peck, the founder and chief executive of Cyberian Outpost, will stay to run it, according to PC Connection's official documents.

Tyrwhitt's American outpost will be in the ground floor of the new Bear Stearns building, which opened in the spring on the northeast corner of 46th Street.

One of the three justices who heard last week's arguments, Salim Joubran, indicated the court's leanings at the time: "You say the outpost will move in three years, but I know this type of behavior.

All the outposts will start to do the same.

And they are also hoping the European outposts will become "feeder" outlets for their hotels in Asia.

Sharon's actions against the Palestinians will not stop terrorism, and his actions against outposts will not stop the settlement expansion.

But Palestinians believe that only a handful of the outposts will be removed, and Mr Sharon has consistently ruled out a freeze.

While it's unclear whether military forces will also be deployed, these sophisticated outposts will enable Beijing to bolster its power projection presence throughout the South China Sea.