Sentence examples for the only outpost from inspiring English sources

The only outpost in western Europe of Russia's Hermitage, it will hold two exhibitions a year.

Strawberry Hill, Jamaica Part of Chris Blackwell's Island Outpost portfolio of Jamaican retreats, Strawberry Hill is the only "outpost" set inland.

The Bush administration, which has labeled Belarus the only "outpost of tyranny" left in Europe, spent $11.8 million last year on democracy promotion and plans to spend $12 million in 2006.

But here's the problem that the PlayBook poses for Rim: it can't kill it, because that would mean killing the only outpost it presently has for which developers can code for QNX, the OS that is going to be the basis for its new phones from next year.

A journey to the tiny compound, that served as the only outpost, military or otherwise in this part of the country.

Although the forts were garrisoned by men from New France, Fort Vincennes was the only outpost to maintain a permanent European presence until the modern day.

One reason Tal Afar was important for the government to hold was that the city was the state's only outpost in the entire province of Nineveh, which fell to the Sunni militants last week as the army collapsed.

The meal was nostalgic, as though in a high-school cafeteria, ending with the bussing of trays, the sorting of trash, and a treat to go — sweet-corn-and-black-raspberry ice cream, from the city's only outpost of Jeni's, the Midwestern dessert phenomenon.

The meal was nostalgic, as though in a high-school cafeteria, ending with the bussing of trays, the sorting of trash, and a treat to go sweet-corn-and-black-raspberry ice cream, from the city's only outpost of Jeni's, the Midwestern dessert phenomenon.

Texas became the company's only outpost last year as one of the final states to seek a waiver from the federal education law — though at one point the company operated in 8 states and more than 100 school districts.

No effort is being spared by New York Republicans in the final days of this election season, which will determine whether they continue to control the State Senate, their only outpost of power in an increasingly Democratic state.