Sentence examples for any vanguard from inspiring English sources
The glamour of any vanguard, by association, causes frogs to think they're princes.
In a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission, John C. Bogle, the founder and former chairman of the Vanguard Group, said that any Vanguard shareholder has "the right to know how the shares of the corporations in his or her portfolio are voted".
In any recession, the vanguard is to be found beyond the mainstream – and risks taken by those typically seen as outsiders.
The leaders of Zubr, a youth movement, who will be in any protest's vanguard, say they are hopeful that, if their ranks are large enough, the security services will defect.
Whether they therefore have the right to bear biological children by any means necessary, and by doing so act as a vanguard of germline (i.e., inheritable) genetic engineering, is one of the major questions of our time.
He started out on a vanguard track.
Mr. Williams represents a vanguard demographic in a vanguard type of architecture.
"The Tea Party is a rear guard, not a vanguard.
The government has not allotted these vanguard communities any extra funds, and it is hard to tell what they are, other than P.R. exercises.
Frankly, as a solo trumpeter, she has to, just like any of the adventurous vanguard who call themselves trumpet virtuosi, like Håkan Hardenberger or Alison Balsom.
