Sentence examples for either vanguard from inspiring English sources

In his letter to Mr. Specter, he noted that he had no financial interest in either Vanguard or Smith Barney.

A pure political vision -- whether of a socialist revolution or of national greatness -- required either a vanguard of committed revolutionaries or a single leader, acting without the clumsy machinery of representative democracy.

But who knew that we were ever going to see these Russian plays, either of the vanguard variety or of the tradition they replaced?

"Acting is difficult to talk about," he said, "because you either say, 'It's the vanguard of changing people's minds,' or, 'Well, it's better than working!' It's neither of those things.

He is not being "stripped of his power" as some have characterized it either out of ignorance or mischief, but rather has been in the vanguard of democratic change.

Kolbert, who wrote in April about declining support for climate-change legislation, says Obama could have put forward a compelling, bipartisan narrative: that China is developing new sources of carbon-free energy, and Americans can "either drag your heels and let the Chinese do it or you can be on the vanguard".

Brueys was unprepared, and his ships were unable to manoeuvre as the British split into two divisions and sailed down either side of the French line, capturing all five ships of the vanguard and engaging his 120-gun flagship Orient in the centre.

The combined Sun-Liu force sailed upstream from either Xiakou or Fankou to Red Cliffs, where they encountered Cao Cao's vanguard force.

They were a vanguard.

California is in the vanguard.

Health reform is in the vanguard.