Sentence examples for vanguard at from inspiring English sources

On 3 September 1986, Margaret Thatcher laid the keel of the first Trident submarine, HMS Vanguard, at Vickers' shipyard in Barrow.

"Our goal is not to be Vanguard at the low end and not to be the highest-price funds," he said.

Taft's defeat by the Eisenhower vanguard at the 1952 Convention was especially embittering to Welch, "providing one of the principal launching pads for his career in conspiracism," according to Mulloy.

Beginning in the mid-nineties, Daft Punk brought together the key components that everyone else is still working with: the disco beat that no longer signified disco; the tones and the wider emotional palette of eighties synthesizers; and a move toward easy pleasures that lacked the self-seriousness of European artists, such as Aphex Twin and Autechre, who led the electronic vanguard at that time.

Or hold the exchange-traded energy and materials funds from Vanguard at a cost of 0.24% a year.

Putnam hits you up for a weighted average of 1.17% annually and an average sales load of 5.42%; switch to Vanguard at only 0.26% in expenses and no sales load.

It served as a demonstration that Russia is now at the vanguard of efforts aimed at rebuilding the geopolitical balance in the Middle East.

American funds (see "The Un-Vanguard") exceleld at attracting new money; four of this family's offerings make our list of funds with the largest net inflows.

He made good money and was in the vanguard of integration at the networks, but, musically, he slipped from view.

At one point, firewalls were at the vanguard of network security.

"The Golden State is at the vanguard of U.S. economic recovery," said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at Cal State Channel Islands.