I think I'll go out and work with the boys in the lookout station while you're doing your stuff.

He turned away from the railing, crossed the platform, and sat with his back against the wall of the lookout station.

That she's an agent, a lookout station for the Other Side?

Unless something had again happened to the lookout station and they were headed insystem under some kind of cover.

"And no lookout station around here, either," Tom muttered anxiously.

Many fire lookout stations go into operation across the country this Memorial Day weekend.

An observatory on the top doubled as a conning tower, lookout station.

Previously, the peak was home to a fire lookout station that was abandoned in the 1970s.

They all ended in failure, owing to the splendid system of lookout stations organised by the enemy.

A landing party of soldiers went ashore to set up a lookout station and make sure the island stayed uninhabited.

At strategic points, tall, recently-erected towers served as lookout stations and gun posts.

The two-story structure houses a lookout station on the upper level and storage at ground level.

About 200 feet to the left of the lookout station and under a small cliff is a small chapel where the monks are buried.

The position of the formation had been plotted on the map from the reports of several mountaintop lookout stations.

A new four-room lookout station for use by the Marine Exchange was built in 1928 atop the warehouse.

In eight-hour shifts, three men manned the Exchange, climbing seven flights of stairs to reach the lookout station.

The lookout station maintains a visitor centre with information about both its operations and also the Brownstone Battery itself.

Then they began their approach to the mountainous island where the pirates kept a lookout station, flying the truce flag at both mastheads.

Today, the Watchman Lookout Station has significant interpretive value.

There is a lookout station on Sacromonte hill which is used by civil defense when the volcano is more active.

Seaman Fred Dooley took his lookout station.

The trail to Watchman Lookout Station is approximately three-quarters of a mile up a modest grade.

New York State built a fire lookout station on the summit in 1911, although a fire tower was deemed unnecessary due to the open views available.

The Shriner Peak Lookout is one of four surviving lookout stations in the park.

Guards are mounted in far-spaced lookout stations and there they stay till sunup, or until such time as they are relieved.

It was some kind of look-out post during the war.

And right high on the cliff they have a look-out post.

Soldiers from this country stand at look-out posts and are shot.

The point where resistance begins is the look-out post of subjectivity.

It was initially used as a defensive structure, and provided an excellent look-out post.

They ran down the trench towards the look-out post.

There may have been a watchtower here on the road to London and hence the people of the look-out post.

There is a theory that it must have been a royal tomb, place of worship and look-out post.

Fort Charlotte was built on an earlier Dutch look-out post.

Choosing a chair with its back to the front door and Bennett's look-out post, Kelly sat herself down.

A military look-out post in Tynemouth dating from 1916 is also believed to have doubled as a shot tower.

The hut, when they reached it, was interesting a kind of look-out post on the curve of the loch.

An analysis centre such as that envisaged in Brussels is important. It could also be called a look-out post or a watch-tower.

The unblinking eye of a surveillance camera keeps conspicuous watch on the atrium from a look-out post above the entrance.

The gateway has a watch tower with three look-out posts and stands against the backdrop of the ramparts of the fort.

Hidden in a blackened look-out post, he was studying the limited scene that the Wuhu Cafe afforded.

Some manned hidden look-out posts on the high ground, others patrolled the area around the settlement in small mobile packs that doubled as hunting parties.

Soldiers spend 'prolonged periods' in the look-out posts as a more frequent turn-over rate would be counter-productive to effective intelligence-gathering.

It is crowned with the 19th century's mariners beacon and a World War II look-out post.

After sailing up the mouth of the Colorado River, Nelson led a successful assault on a Spanish look-out post.

Later it served as a Roman look-out post as it overlooks what was a busy Roman road.

But on his journey, Sneaks had passed a look-out post where one of Jake Dermott's vigilant men was always on watch.

Ideally placed on a high point dominating the Rhône, it served as a look-out post on the marches of Savoy.

"And I think I know which way we should go: we ought to make for the old look-out post at the Southwest corner of the Mountain."

The inner baily would have encompassed the motte on which a wooden keep would have been built as a look-out post for the soldiers stationed there.