| However, he has had some excellent opportunities to get good looks at these outlanders. |
| Because they occupy the professional outlands, staffing of sections in these courses relies heavily on outlanders like graduate student or part-time faculty. |
| Almost by definition they were barbarian outlanders, foreigners alienated from their natal condition by cultural difference as well as, usually, by physical force. |
| He coaxes citified outlanders into campouts close to bush and wildlife and beneath the glittering clarity of the Southern Cross. |
| The outlanders made their way through the city, conversing about one thing or another. |
| Kurihara estimated that about half of the Outlanders produced will be exported. |
