Marie wrote that the British vanguard out-paced the rest of the Brigade group, whose flanks were well protected and advanced with poor information and little intelligence gathering.
"Shaking hands to compensate for a racial slur is not what the game has signed up to, and trivialises the work of campaigns like Kick It Out, which has been in the vanguard of rooting out discrimination and unacceptable behaviour in our game for the best part of two decades.
There is some satisfaction in having been in the vanguard of pointing out the obvious.
It's cool to live this!" And in the midst of it all, just a few days before our meeting, early-21st-century Arab history had erupted right in front of Rahim's eyes, as the fed-up Tunisian populace, with brave young people in the vanguard, threw out their despot, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, and inspired a stunning wave of protests in Egypt and Yemen.
University publishers, which have less overhead than trade publishers, are at the vanguard of the effort to churn out books about New York.
The danger is that the vanguard may get out too far ahead of the citizens.
"There should be a vanguard which sets out with this determination and then keeps walking on the path".
At around eight o'clock, the protesters launched a thick volley of stones as covering fire for a vanguard that rushed out and chased the pro-Mubarak group around the curve of an access road and onto the street directly beneath my balcony.
Affluent and unhampered by children – or so the myth goes – this group is always in the incoming vanguard of gentrifying areas, pricing out long-term locals and leaving behind a trail of look-but-don't-touch furniture shops and overpriced coffee.
Now in its eighth year, the sold-out event is in the vanguard of a major shift in attitude among a young generation of medical professionals who grew up with farmers' markets.
