Sentence examples for outpost without from inspiring English sources

They descended the next night through gullies and shin-deep mud and staggered back to their outpost without having yet slept.

Once upon a time, you never left the office without a pocketful of change for the phone booth or, if the assignment was to some wild foreign outpost, without a wad of cash to bribe a telex operator to jump your copy to the top of the pile.

In part, the station was meant to demonstrate that leftover rockets and capsules from the Apollo program, which had sent astronauts to the Moon, could be turned into an orbiting outpost without spending large sums, said Dr. Alex Roland, a professor at Duke who was a NASA historian from 1973 to 1981.

See John Kinzie's trading outpost (without any complicating information about what a, shall we say, complex guy Kinzie was), or see pretty nifty renditions of the Chicago Fire and of horse racing in Washington Park.

And then there was this question: What might happen in a similar attack against Afghan outposts without American military presence?

Jewish settlers began setting up more than 100 outposts without government approval in the 1990s, after Israeli governments pledged not to build new settlements.

The French failed to put up a meaningful resistance to the British force, which rapidly established beachheads and carried French outposts without facing significant opposition.

It has not made good on a promise to remove even a few of the hundred-odd settlement "outposts" built without permission.

But Mr. Sharon's government puts the number closer to 100 and says that it will destroy only those outposts built without government authorization, a qualification not included in the peace plan itself.

Then, said Mr Olmert, Israel would dismantle outposts, albeit without giving a timetable and the construction freeze would apply only to new settlements, although all the current building is in existing ones.Finally, a brouhaha erupted after Israeli journalists began asking Palestinian negotiators whether they would recognise Israel as a Jewish state.

While much of the world considers all Jewish settlement in the West Bank illegal, Israel distinguishes between government-approved projects on state lands and so-called outposts built without proper papers or on Palestinian-owned plots; there are as many as 9,000 such units housing perhaps 70,000 people.