We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of outstation in English
Catalan
post avançat Spanish
base extranjera Synonyms
Examples for "outpost"
Examples for "outpost"
1
The other outpost, and Murtaugh's other possible origin point for their spell.
2
Will Grant reports from the remains of this American outpost in Cuba.
3
He said we would send a message to the outpost tomorrow night.
4
A remote outpost in the sea for people with nowhere to go.
5
But the first outpost going that way was hundreds of miles distant.
Usage of outstation in English
1
Manawaukaninna, Messrs. Stuckey's outstation, unoccupied; thirteen and a half miles.
2
We saw as many as four to five mainly outstation deputy editors come and go.
3
The roll-out follows a successful nine-month trial on an outstation near Hermannsburg, south-west of Alice Springs.
4
In a newly opened outstation the converts subscribed $5 Mexican, a head, per annum.
5
But for a couple of honorable exceptions, correspondents with outstation publications too have decided to toe the government line.
6
Since 1995, he has been a full-time freelance journalist, writing mainly for the outstation media, including the Indo-Asian News Service.
7
The letter quotes a senior employee as saying we owe virtually all outstation hotel bills, fuel money, handling charges, facility bills.
8
Resultantly, the outstation media, for instance, didn't get a clue that such questions were at all being asked in Goan society.
9
Rahul GoswamiRahul Goswami, one of Goa's most hardworking and innovative outstation correspondent, covered this state for the Business Standard, in the mid-nineties.
10
Some have an outstation, a shack of some kind where the boys can leave blankets and maybe a little tucker, but not many.
11
I have been travelling the country with Dr G's brother Johnno Yunupingu, who is most content at an outstation, away from a capital city.
12
At least nine remote communities and outstations are running out of water.
13
If the boss 'ud on'y listen to me he'd leave no stock around the outstations.
14
It's as if you live in the outstations!
15
As soon as things get going in the city, we must start outstations in strategic market towns as well.
16
(Rohini is back reporting for an outstation TV network, posted in Goa.)
About this term
Frequent collocations
Outstation through the time