Sentence examples for new guard of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davis, 42, is among the nation's new guard of black political figures.

Sibyl Kempson and Julia Jarcho represent a new guard of women in experimental theatre.

"Crucially, this new guard of chefs avoids what Southwestern cuisine has come to mean in recent years: heavy, fiery food," he writes.

That being said, I wasn't clear on how this new guard of formerly oppressed wouldn't just play the role of the oppressor in the new configuration.

The young woman is Nobel Peace Prize winner Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, then part of the new guard of dissidents and critics, now the president of Liberia.

Yet a new guard of inventive chefs – many of whom have trained outside France – is back in Lyon, bringing flair and fusion and being made surprisingly welcome in this very traditional gastronomic spot.

They include Deliveroo, the food-delivery business that focuses on a smaller group of hip eateries and competes (fiercely) with the likes of Uber Eats and Amazon Restaurants among the newer guard of delivery startups, but also Just-Eat and others that have been around for years.

Even France's Socialist prime minister recognizes the importance of this new guard to the country's future.

The son of a Wyoming governor and United States senator, Mr. Simpson was the second-ranking Senate Republican for a decade, until he was ousted in late 1994 by one of the new guard, Trent Lott of Mississippi.

Deforge is part of this new guard (garde?) of artists who all use the world's most antiquated blogging site, livejournal.com.

Lasseter and Catmull set about rebuilding the morale of the Feature Animation staff, and rehired a number of its 1980s "new guard" generation of star animators who had left the studio, including Ron Clements, John Musker, Eric Goldberg, Mark Henn, Andreas Deja, Bruce W. Smith, and Chris Buck.