Sentence examples for a vanguard of from inspiring English sources

In particular, Freya's juggernaut self-confidence as a vanguard of equality wrong-foots us.

This alone makes me feel part of a vanguard of sexual vampires who refuse to die.

Ahead of me, a few cars got through, but then a vanguard of boulders came sluicing across the highway.

MONA is, then, both a return to older ideas of enchantment and a vanguard of something new.

As gym memberships swell, a vanguard of owners has begun to mobilize customers to contribute to charity.

Eleven days after a vanguard of marines arrived at the airport, the force here has expanded significantly.

A vanguard of 100 troops flew into Bagram Air Base north of Kabul after the Taliban fled the capital.

Only a few months before the hijacking attempt, the Kremlin had called for a public relations counteroffensive that would paint Zionism as "a vanguard of imperialism".

The network announced Friday that it is reviving "Art Breaks," a pioneering 1985 series that broadcast TV spots created by a vanguard of downtown artists.

On Friday, traffic in central Athens was disrupted as hundreds of taxi drivers marched behind a vanguard of yellow cabs to the Finance Ministry chanting "Hands off taxis".

The National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Centre and the waterfront mall made Baltimore a vanguard of the country's urban renaissance movement.