Sentence examples for of a vantage from inspiring English sources

"It is not a Christian-versus-Muslim thing; it is gunmen taking advantage of a vantage point," said Kathy Kern, a Mennonite from Rochester, N.Y., who is part of a foreign Christian peace mission in residence in Beit Jala.

The Night Of, for how good it is, doesn't seem to have that original of a vantage point, and that this well-made show can't catapult itself to greatness is the biggest crime of all.

But as night fell on Independence Day, people walking in search of a vantage point to watch the evening's displays of pyrotechnics converged on this lawn, where they shared, in surprised silence, a discovery: this was the place to watch fireworks in Los Angeles.

In the pic, a young cub and proud lion (complete with Mufasa-style mane), clamber to the top of a vantage point in the Serengeti National Park.

Immunofluorescence analysis was carried out by means of a Vantage (Becton Dickinson) FACS flow cytometer, equipped with an argon laser (488 nm) that excites the FITC, PE, and Cy5 fluorchromes, emitting at 520, 575, and 667 nm, respectively.

If your commander drops the supply crate smack on top of a vantage point, call the infiltration off.

This semi-itinerant background put him in the position of outsider, a vantage he felt it necessary to occupy as a writer.

Porches are often built at the front of the house, a vantage point from which neighbors can be sociably greeted as they stroll by.

The top of the roof gave us a vantage point of being able to see all of Jerusalem.

For our study, we could use the physiological thresholds and the absence of neuropathic pain as a vantage point for the usability of the CHEPs data.

"Most of the paintings have a vantage point that's a hundred yards off, that's kind of remote.