frontier post

Until 2001, the island was occupied as a frontier post.

Then his attention was drawn to the increase in activity at the frontier post.

The frontier posts had, on average, a garrison of 200 troops.

Frontier posts were torn from the ground and carried in triumph through the town.

A wisp of smoke was rising from the frontier post.

But, as you know, we are an international organization, so our main strength lies in the airports and frontier posts.

"We've decided not to make for any frontier posts.

It was the frontier post of the Koch rulers.

Peshawar has become host to a thriving underground scene Frontier post.

I suppose it never struck you that your nice little sinecure here is a frontier post.

The string of bases served as combination frontier posts and early warning system.

The Frontier Post, once well-respected, already had fallen on hard times.

He'd call on Tucker, the dawn sentry, then make up towards the frontier post.

"It's a frontier post here," he adds, "so the police have plenty of accommodation."

Frontier posts, which hadn't got enough strength made a fighting retreat far inland.

They've been watching every frontier post for days."

James remained in the army, stationed at various frontier posts until the end of the war in 1763.

Something about the man aroused the guard's suspicions, so he was asked to accompany them to the frontier post for further questioning.

The Belgian frontier posts withdrew at once or surrendered.

Now we can so speak only to the frontier posts of Mayax, no farther.

However, for political reasons, he was assigned to a frontier post in Kham.

'The men at the frontier post don't seem to have covered themselves with glory either.

The frontier post spotted him from the photos we rushed to the western frontier.

It went on to become a frontier post and trade center; it also served as a river control point at the 2nd cataract.

We broke into a stumbling trot down the rocky fields that separated us from the frontier post.