frontier station

"Because you attacked our frontier station and killed our men."

"Because you put your 'frontier station' inside our boundaries."

Even Hetrith had better facilities, and it was a frontier station."

Such arrangements can be found in frontier stations and in sections of railway used for running tests.

Each type of frontier station needed to be self-supporting, because supply lines (roads) were non-existent.

Baden criticized the location of an important frontier station at a secluded farmhouse.

"They have no place here - no food, no medicine," a doctor at a frontier station said of the refugees.

Breisach was, until 1945, the frontier station on the Freiburg-Colmar international railway line.

"As you know, he recently completed a survey of our frontier stations' readiness states for Admiral Webster.

Little more than an army post, the settlement serves as a frontier station controlling travel between Niger and Libya.

Azi can eventually apply to become full Union citizens, and in frontier stations often become the first generation of an otherwise regular human population.

Ten minutes after they had arrived at the Greek frontier station of Idomeni there was a hasty knocking on the door.

They leap up and yell and laugh with an eagerness that means they are new to frontier station.

Due to the lack of place by the border, as frontier station was chosen the Luino railway station, at 15 kilometres south.

Each frontier station was forced to be self-supporting, as existing means of supply were inadequate to maintain a colony of any size.

The Spanish considered using the structure as a frontier station, but cancelled the undertaking due to its remote location from their supplies in New Mexico.

Once it was a mere frontier station on the fringe of the wilderness, and those were the days when Indians kept life from being monotonous to the settlers.

I know how you killed Porrex and got past the frontier station, for I received signals, but then you vanished and now here you are.

The right to enter, remain in, and leave the country freely is also bestowed on citizens with the presentation of a valid passport at an official frontier station.

In 1780, Kasper Mansker built a frontier station in what is now Goodlettsville, just north of Nashville.

Sharan Kang had already burned one of our frontier stations and killed a couple of detachments of Native Police.

The Ee 3/3 are used in French and Italian frontier stations (mostly Geneva) on similar duty to the previous versions.

Situated on the Bug River only miles from the Polish border, it was once a frontier station on the Moscow-Warsaw rail line.

The Ee 3/3 is a railway locomotive; the most modern version of the Ee 3/3 it was specially designed for service in frontier stations.

Sadiya was the extreme north-east frontier station of British Raj, in the Lakhimpur district of Eastern Bengal and Assam regions.