Sentence examples for a spearhead to from inspiring English sources

MEK supporters and members of Congress at the forefront of the campaign to unban the organisation now want the Obama administration to back it as a spearhead to regime change in Tehran.

If he can carry that sense of self-belief into the national set-up then Argentina may at last have a spearhead to pull together a creative unit that often seems less than the sum of its parts.

And when former Ashes laughing stock Mitchell Johnson can find a way to become the most dynamic and limb-threatening quick since Curtly Ambrose last pulverised bats and bones nearly two decades ago it is clear that Australia have found a spearhead to lead their charge this summer.

As a result of these factors, Napoleon, rather than relying on infantry to wear away the enemy's defenses, now could use massed artillery as a spearhead to pound a break in the enemy's line that was then exploited by supporting infantry and cavalry.

A report by the party's science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) taskforce recommended that a member of staff in every primary school be made a "science spearhead" to promote STEM subjects.

At last these gods succeeded in rousing her to resistance, and she created a mighty army with a spearhead of monsters to destroy the gods.

Nato has agreed to create a "spearhead" rapid-reaction force with several thousand troops ready to deploy at very short notice.

So it is perhaps appropriate that this comprehensive on the eastern outskirts of London, home to 1,800 pupils, is being used to spearhead a national campaign to persuade schools to reduce their energy consumption, specifically their electricity bills.

Rebecca Adlington wants a British head coach to spearhead the sport to a post-London 2012 revival.

A Chinese backer was supposed to spearhead a $2.5 million round to keep the startup alive, but they dropped out last-minute.

The last two feet of that was steel: a slender leaf-shaped spearhead narrowing to a wicked spike".