Sentence examples for vanguard guards from inspiring English sources

Vanguard guards Preston Wynne and Taylor Kelly each had 16 of their 21 points after intermission, and senior post Ennis Whatley netted all 17 of his points in the final 20 minutes.

A kind of mash-up of vanguard and rear guard, of Antwerp and Edinburgh, they offer some of the dandyish charm of tartans while paying homage to the black mood that never goes out of fashion.

WHEN it comes to art, there is the avant-garde, the vanguard and the derriere guard.

Whether the new film-makers choose to stand in the old guard or vanguard remains to be seen.

"The Tea Party is a rear guard, not a vanguard.

Why, Lessig asks, does American law increasingly protect the interests of the old guard over those of the vanguard?

The people in the line linked arms, and the procession was long enough to permit the marchers to sing five different civil-rights songs simultaneously without confusion; the vanguard could not hear what the rear guard was singing.

A core vanguard of traitorous Greek mercenaries and Persian royal guard was established; as was usual for Persian kings, Darius positioned himself in the centre of this vanguard, in order that he might effectively dispatch commands to any part of his large army.

After a retreat of approximately 38 mile in which his rear guard was continually harassed by the vanguard of his enemy, Moreau halted at Schliengen and distributed his army in a 7.5 mile semicircle along a ridge that commanded the approaches from Freiburg.

"Zapatero represents the liberal vanguard, but behind that there is a very conservative rear guard".

The old guard may be more skeptical, but the young vanguard of the American left is convinced: Inequality is "a very serious issue," in Sanders's parlance.