Little America

Little America was on the other side of the airfield.

In many ways, this base is little America writ large.

He seems to think that the world is a 'Little America'.

A base camp, Little America, was set up 10 miles away.

Little America was no longer visible behind me, not even as a gray-white blur.

Or how little America knows about his war.

Liberals bar the most benign expressions of religion by little America.

It's a little America in the middle of West Africa.

We were held up over Little America while a couple of other tourist craft touched down.

For a time they resided in a house on the grounds of this Little America.

I don't care if you land in Little America on a pogo stick.

They arrived at the Little America camp, where they remained for nearly two months.

Little America is a chain of four hotels in the western United States.

"I make a little America of my own family," he wrote to Arthur Lee.

"She made us little America," said my nan.

Little America is an invisible export-a dollar trap for the tourists of the world, with no military aspects.

In 2008, the Holdings added a large convention and conference center at Little America.

So many settled here with their families that the Afghans called it "Little America."

The penguin was used on most of the numerous billboards advertising the Little America hotel.

Bilbray argued that the Little America's Cup also had economic potential.

Saying something like, "It's amazing how little America's young crocks know of our ancient world.

Hester, get me a New York to Little America reservation.

The two men were discovered Jan. 16, 1936, after almost two months alone at Little America.

Bilbray persuaded local governments to support a Little America's Cup campaign.

In that expedition, Byrd set up a camp that he called Little America.