Sentence examples for prime vehicle from inspiring English sources

Escape from Alcatraz (1979) was stronger, a prime vehicle for Eastwood based on real-life inmate Frank Morris's 1962 escape from the prison on Alcatraz Island.

Building, no doubt, on old-regime patterns of sociability reading clubs, Freemasonry, or confraternities political clubs became a prime vehicle for participation in the Revolution.

Urban legends can travel by word of mouth or by print, and lately the Internet has become a prime vehicle for their dissemination.

In the music world, scandal is also a prime vehicle for publicity, so your song choices might reflect this as other issues.

This magazine was a prime vehicle for the "Generation of the '30s," an influential school that included George Seferis, who in 1963 became the first Greek Nobel laureate for literature.

Besides bourgeois tragedy, they favoured historical drama, such as Goethe's Götz von Berlichingen (1773), and dramatic satire; however, bourgeois tragedy remained the prime vehicle of Sturm und Drang drama.

Knowingly or not, they created companies that became the prime vehicles for the questionable stock-market profits.

"It is clear from cases that have been brought in the past that the abuse of local development corporations and member items are some of the prime vehicles for corruption," he said.

Because these groups -- usually 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations or 501(c)(6) trade groups -- don't have to disclose their donors to the public, they are prime vehicles for corporations, unions or wealthy individuals who want to support their favored politician in a big way, but do not want to be identified to the masses (including, maybe especially, reporters).

The show is also a prime advertising vehicle for Christian books, music and other products.

But by the late 1950s, television was poised to become the prime mainstream vehicle for the civil rights story.