Sentence examples for for a vanguard from inspiring English sources

Sontag wrote for a vanguard audience that, a few years later, and considerably enlarged, fell in love with Woody Allen's culture-quoting farces and satires; part of the charm of her early work lies in its Gitanes-and-espresso period flavor, the exhalations of an unaffiliated intellectual trying to make sense of big issues and problems.

At around eight o'clock, the protesters launched a thick volley of stones as covering fire for a vanguard that rushed out and chased the pro-Mubarak group around the curve of an access road and onto the street directly beneath my balcony.

They are gripped by an intellectual conceit which defies all inconvenient facts, one that either believes the British working class is finally ready to overthrow the old order or that "compromising with the electorate" is a mug's game for a vanguard party.

Treating the cancer that had spread to his liver called for a vanguard procedure called radio frequency ablation.

Wiener argues that the expenses of 0.34% on the new Managed Payout funds are bit high for a Vanguard fund of funds.

Aflaq was influenced by Marxism in that he saw the need for a vanguard party to rule the Arab Nation for an indefinite period of time (the period would be a transition from the old to the new).

Lenin used the same title in a 1902 pamphlet calling for the formation of a vanguard party of working-class revolution.

Anne Hathaway, who won for best supporting actress in a movie, even reached out to one of her rivals for the award, thanking Sally Field, nominated for playing the president's wife in "Lincoln," for being "a vanguard against typecasting" by going from "The Flying Nun" to "Norma Rae".

ISTANBUL — Across this vast city, a capital for three former empires, cranes dangle over construction sites, tin walls barricade old slums, and skyscrapers outclimb the mosque minarets that have dominated the skyline for centuries — all a vanguard for more audacious projects already in the works.

Lauren Martin of Fact gave the album three and a half stars out of five, saying "In short, on My Name Is My Name, Pusha doesn't really give much away about his past, present or future, and it's a disconcerting thought for an album posited as a vanguard for a more "real" presentation of rap".

Principal clarinet Franklin Cohen, for example, represents a vanguard of shiny, vibrato-tinged American wind playing that's a pleasure to come across when so many orchestras these days sound alike.