advance guard, bank guard, bush country, cordon sanitaire, front rank, guarder, marchland, picket, situation, total environment, warder
Definitionn. a station in a remote or sparsely populated location
Last update: September 26, 2015
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The outpost duty is very difficult. [Please select]
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The positions were fortified with a light outpost line, behind which was drawn a main position on which every art of the engineer was expended. [Please select]
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I am glad we are not on outpost duty to-night. [Please select]
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And thus came Tarzan of the Apes to the first outpost of civilization. [Please select]
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I had heard of an outpost, but a listening-post was a new one on me. [Please select]
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The French officer finally entered the tent, and returned a few moments later followed by the officer in command of the outpost. [Please select]
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The conversation was taking place in the tent of the French officer in charge of the outpost. [Please select]
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"The little village of Pom lies just beyond our farthest outpost," said General Joffre. [Please select]
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The help was not needed, for in five minutes the second outpost was also in the possession of the allies. [Please select]
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In front of this position, they say, a fortified outpost was set up on the Shevardino mound to observe the enemy. [Please select]
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Wynchcote, the house where the Saxons had retired to try their scheme of retrenchment, lay at some little distance beyond the terminus, and might be considered the outpost of the new suburb. [Please select]
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