Sentence examples for emerging guard of from inspiring English sources

Sheryl Gay Stolberg profiles an emerging guard of Latino leaders who are using their wealth, education and fame to tap the Latino electorate for campaign cash and political clout.

His hands were firmly entrenched in his pockets as he came out of the tunnel before kick-off, emerging through the guard of honour his players had formed, with that slightly impatient walk of his.

In the emerging small-guard culture of the N.B.A., visionary talent outweighs single-minded scorers and a handful of legitimate excuses.

For the 70's in Paris was not just a time when hedonism reigned supreme, youth flouted its stodgy elders' expectations and fashion designers, the pied pipers of the new guard, emerged as "creators of fame, sex appeal and glamour that was accessible to all".

Look closely and you'll see a new guard of VCs emerging alongside the names already baked into Silicon Valley lore.

Guard Jason Harris is emerging as one of the top defensive players and 3-point shooters in the conference, and the 6-9 center Duke Freeman-McKamey is coming off a season in which he was named the conference's most improved player.

Frequencies of themes were also tabulated to provide a way of checking the validity of the emerging themes and guard against 'cherry-picking' [ 24].

Mr. Shabazz and others dismiss the old guard as jealous and failed revolutionaries unwilling to acknowledge an emerging generation of younger black radicals.

An advance guard of female leaders emerged at September's Mission, the Skyscraper Safety Campaign and many other groups.

If he does that again this season, we could be looking at yet another emerging star point guard in a league full of them.

Perhaps more significant, Hofstra is the only team with Craig (Speedy) Claxton, a guard emerging as a star in the final weeks of his senior season.