Sentence examples for popular outpost from inspiring English sources

CIRCOLO Posada Margherita is a popular outpost for Tuscan food in Tulum, Mexico.

The Mapleton library branch, at 60th Street and 17th Avenue, is a popular outpost of the library system.

The Cosmopolitan is also home to Marquee, a popular outpost of a New York City hot spot.

Dia also runs a popular outpost along the Hudson River in Beacon, N.Y, where it keeps its permanent collection — primarily works from the 1960s to the present — and presents exhibitions and performances.

The city-state has become a popular outpost for Japanese financiers and their families, who are drawn to its stability and lifestyle.Singapore has also positioned itself as a gateway to India, drawing on its cultural ties with that country (a sizeable portion of Singapore's population is of Indian origin).

At Tim Cushman's newest venture, a California-Mediterranean composite nestled in the same Park Avenue South hotel as O Ya, the popular outpost of his Japanese restaurant in Boston, the answer is a concise program of wood-grilled meat and handmade pastas.

(Their first venture was the Trap Rock Restaurant and Brewery in Berkeley Heights; more recent, equally popular outposts include Huntley Taverne in Summit and 3 West in Basking Ridge).

The store is negotiating with Gregory O'Connell, a Brooklyn developer, to add a third Fairway to the food-store chain, which has popular outposts on the Upper West Side and in Harlem.

This new and already hugely popular N16 outpost is a cheerful spot where you can gorge on roast Longhorn rump with all the trimmings for £18.

In Idaho, a wildfire crossed a state highway and threatened a backcountry yurt outpost popular among winter recreationists.

There are six sit-down restaurants and eight casual places, including the popular West Hollywood outpost, Pinches Tacos.