Yet we know the corps that he sought to transform through this vanguard camp as "Dad's" Army.
Ahead of me, a few cars got through, but then a vanguard of boulders came sluicing across the highway.
Up ahead of me, beyond the overturned U-Haul, a few cars had got through, but now a vanguard of boulders came sluicing across the freeway, followed by a soupy river of mud.
Mr. Camuto, whose last book, "Corkscrewed" (University of Nebraska Press, 2008), surveyed the little-known world of French country wines, this time takes a year to live and travel through Sicily, where a vanguard of young, idealistic winemakers is transforming the island's wine industry.
An attorney can act as a kind of voorloper, or vanguard, guiding them through the veldt of agents constantly besieging them with questionable propositions.
This was an era when black actors were all too regularly cast as maids, or not at all, but Carroll was one of a brilliant vanguard who broke through.
In 1934 she moved to New York and became inspired by vanguard art — first through a year's study at the Art Students League, where her teachers included Yasuo Kuniyoshi and William Zorach, and then by studying the A. E. Gallatin Collection at New York University.
As the vanguard company traveled through the rugged mountains, they divided into three sections.
When an advance team from the Latter-day Saint vanguard company came through, it chose to stick to the valley floor and hacked its way through to the bench overlooking the Great Salt Lake basin in less than four hours.
