Sentences with phrase «outposts from»

Her work questions the traditional cultural roles of the feminine and masculine as well as the tamed and untamed and creates outposts from which to re-examine a recognizable terrain.

Radio towers spread throughout the island open up the map Assassin's Creed style, and reclaiming outposts from the pirates offers you a place to buy new items and fast travel to the locations, which helps to cut down on travel time.

You'll need to secure outposts from deranged cultists whilst also scavenging the wilderness for tools to help in the war across the maniacal Eden's Gate and their lunatic leader Joseph Seed and his family.

Because one is never enough, our next look at gameplay from Far Cry 5 is a collection of liberating various outposts from around Hope County.

Then, the Putun would have needed to carefully locate and defend their outposts from pirates and raiders from competing groups.

In Far Cry 4, you'll conquer fortress outposts from the back of a 6 - ton elephant and take to the skies as you rain down explosives from your moving perch in the gyrocopter.

The damage from the oil plunge is already hitting producers of more expensive crude in various outposts from Alberta to the North Sea to the fracking fields of Texas and North Dakota.

Following undocking, astronauts aboard the space station rotated their vehicle about 90 degrees to allow the shuttle astronauts to take detailed photos of the outpost from many angles to document the status of its exterior.

> Back & Forth (Castlecrag): an extended outpost from the founders of Ritual, at Back & Forth the acai bowl is deconstructed and presented like scoops of ice cream.

The first American outpost from Kit and Tim Kemp's London - based Firmdale hotel brand felt like a breath of fresh air — and color — when it first opened in... Read More

The historic city of Patan has been an important outpost from the Indian capital since it was founded in the 12th century.

Perhaps, these early artifacts are the remains of a fishing station or outpost from a larger mainland community such as Cerros.

In Mass Effect Andromeda, I had no issues making out the flurry of bullets, special powers and explosions that surrounded me as I defended an outpost from aliens.

The freedom to approach an enemy outpost from any angle with any weapons and items you want and to play however way the mood strikes you at the time is simply awesome.

But it still showed the player liberating an outpost from baddies using a myriad of weapons and a herd of enraged elephants, this highlighted the flexibility of FarCry 4 which is a good thing for gamers with all disabilities, since it allows them to use a play style that compensates for any barriers they may face.

New York's 247365 gallery has announced that they will be move their Manhattan outpost from a modestly sized basement space on Eldridge Street location to a larger two - floor location less than a mile away at 57 Stanton Street.

SKG artist Meryl Meisler is featured in the group exhibition, «Enthrall and Squalor: Photographing Downtown 1977 - 1987» at The Living Gallery Outpost from May 20 to May 24.

, I had no issues making out the flurry of bullets, special powers and explosions that surrounded me as I defended an outpost from aliens.

In Mass Effect Andromeda, I had no issues making out the flurry of bullets, special powers and explosions that surrounded me as I defended an outpost from aliens.

Not exact matches

While Americans were buying their first cell phones, about a quarter - century ago, Estonians were shut off from the world as an outpost of the Soviet Union.

The Ranger deployment was followed soon after by a contingent of US Marines from the 1st Battalion, 4th Marine regiment, which left their ships to establish a combat outpost inside Syria that is apparently within striking distance of Raqqa.

An analysis of Building 8's recent hires and job listings by Business Insider, as well as conversations with people close to the company, shows an ambitious effort to create and sell millions of consumer hardware units, from a supply chain outpost in Hong Kong to a planned retail push and customer call center operation.

HPE's new headquarters consolidates most of HPE's operations in Asia, from supply chain management to marketing and sales, into one big outpost, according to The Business Times.

The following slides are from a firefight with a U.S. Army unit at Combat Outpost Charkh in Afghanistan, and some infrared shots at an indoor range.

With the company climbing toward $ 100 million, winning plaudits from social - venture types, and eyeing an outpost in irony - drenched Manhattan, I decided it was finally time to swallow my prejudices and wrap my mind around the Life Is Good phenomenon.

When Landrie Peterman dropped out of the mortgage business in 2007 and moved from Portland, Ore., to the woodsy outpost of Bend, she wasn't sure where life was taking her.

Squish has a handful of locations in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia that are mostly in malls, but also in Hudson's Bay outposts, putting it in direct competition with forthcoming offerings from Dylan's that will be sold at the department store.

Though it may seem that these rental outposts in Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus could steal sales from the department stores» existing offerings, the startups don't think that will be the case.

Ten years ago, the village of Tulum, a two - hour drive south from Cancun, was little more than a scruffy outpost nestled into an otherwise deserted strip of sand and jungle.

This Fifth Avenue outpost is the most important signal yet of Aritzia's American intentions: to be a key way station for women on their sartorial journey from H&M to Hermes.

From there, the drugs got trucked to major «transshipment» cities — Chicago one of the most crucial — and then on to smaller distribution outposts such as Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Detroit.

The consistency with which the American executive system recruits top people compared to our «fused» system, in which cabinet members are chosen from among MPs, is one reason why the United States has made the long climb from peripheral outpost to the world's sole superpower.»

«The reflex of those still intoxicated by religion will stop them from hearing something that threatens their identity outposts.»

You commented «the reflex of those still intoxicated by religion will stop them from hearing something that threatens their identity outposts.»

But too late — the reflex of those still intoxicated by religion will stop them from hearing something that threatens their identity outposts.

On his lonely outpost he, too, would be defending a difficult pass by saving his own soul from all of the ensnaring difficulties of suffering.

Since 1999, senior pastor Guy Glass has spearheaded Bethel's departure from 50's church mentality towards a «mission outpost mindset.»

Yet, less than a century and a half before, an 11 - year - old boy and his partly crippled great - grandfather had maintained a valley bottom outpost, unaided, against Indians, ice storms and wild animal depredations for almost six months until the rest of their family could return from a trip to Louisiana marked by a rash of mishaps.

It struck me that here I was in perhaps one of the last outposts of our dying Christian civilization, where a perfect stranger was prepared to treat me with something indistinguishable from love.

Benedict Groeschel was the initiator and is the continuing spiritual guide of this remarkable community that is attracting vocations from around the world and is now establishing outposts in Europe and Latin America.

In the past half century, the Protestant presence in Oaxaca has proliferated from a few isolated outposts to an impressive number of house churches, church buildings and Bible institutes.

Is it not possible with the eyes of faith to see in every Christmas tree, in every wreath, in every exchange of gifts, in every instance of generosity to the needy, in every family reunion of loved ones from far and near» to see in every Christmas celebration, even of those who do not acknowledge him, remote outposts of his blessings that flow as far as the curse is found?

At the time when Englishmen first set their feet on America's eastern seaboard with the purpose of remaining as settlers, the prevailing intention was colonization — the projection of the empire into outposts where loyal citizens might reap profits from virgin land, unmined hills, unfished seas, and uncut forests.

President Obama has always had a «passion» for the Passion Food Hospitality restaurants, dating back from his time as a Senator and on the campaign trail when he would frequent the original outpost of TenPenh [before its recent reopening in Tysons Corner].

Even those with little love for Rio or BHP would have to acknowledge that as a bit of a stretch, if only because pretty much every outpost of modernity in the north - west has benefited in some enduring way or other from the long - term commitment of the extractive industries.

Joyce said there were no injuries from the fire, but the 15 - year - old California outpost is closed indefinitely as the building's roof is gone and the facility is «a mess.»

He does as the Romans would: Negronis at the Lobby Bar at Caesars Palace, pizza from the outpost of Brooklyn's legendary Di Fara, and blackjack.

Fresh from their January launch of VANDAL, New York City's hottest dining destination, Beauty & Essex Las Vegas marks another step in collective expansion for Santos and TAO Group, who together will open a Beauty & Essex outpost in Los Angeles later this year.

The only thing most people know about this obscure outpost is that the ferry goes there from the tip of Manhattan and that the trip costs a nickel.

The legislation would bolster what the council did in 2014, when it passed rules booting immigration agents from its outpost on Rikers Island, New York City's main jail complex, and restricted the city's cooperation with the federal government.