Sentence examples for supply outpost from inspiring English sources

At the Snake River, Wyeth built a post, Fort Hall, in Idaho (near present-day Pocatello), which was later bought by the Hudson's Bay Company; it subsequently became a major supply outpost for future emigrants.

CARREFOUR, Haiti — Down a craggy pathway, past the open-air pews that line the emergency wing, to the right of a bright red shipping container packed with tents and toiletries that in five months has yet to be cracked open, is the Hopital Adventiste d'Haiti's "excess supply outpost".

Europe is set to significantly increase its involvement with the International Space Station with the launching of a large new spacecraft that is to regularly supply the outpost with fuel, oxygen and other cargo.

Wang has stadium-size ambitions — including a food truck and a centralized "factory" kitchen to supply more outposts — but, in the meantime, he has taken a detour back to Flushing, opening Biang! on Main Street.

Then, during the War of 1812, he enlarged his operation to a small fleet, with which he supplied government outposts around the city.

He had probably hoped to advance into Morocco and tap the African caravan routes, but, instead, Ceuta became a beleaguered outpost supplied from the Portuguese Algarve.

The men of Second Platoon are young, heavily armed and crammed together inside a tiny mountain outpost supplied by helicopter and surrounded by enemies determined to get inside.

You'll find some in the adjoining sutlery, which, of course, is an outpost supplying provisions to soldiers and explorers ($100-$100-$400

The analytical results shows that the lunar based solar thermal power system with regolith thermal storage can meet the requirement of the continuous energy supply for lunar outposts.

During a supply run to an outpost owned by the Ararat Corporation, she discovers that all the scientists except one have been killed.

In this way, they might deplete the ammunition and other supplies of army outposts in Idlib and Hama — sources of much of the shelling of civilian neighborhoods — so that the outposts could be defeated piecemeal.