Sentence examples for vanguard point from inspiring English sources

The core creative team were women of a similar age, she says, "and they were talking about how it was really necessary to approach 50 from a vanguard point of view.

There is some satisfaction in having been in the vanguard of pointing out the obvious.

In some cases, places or events became rallying points for vanguard activity.

Reeve makes a point of visiting vanguard scientists like Keirstead.

Mr. Assad once called the university "a rallying point for the vanguard of Syrian and Arab young people".

Beevor and Delaforce have written that the ambush would have been mitigated had it been detected sooner and blame "Erskine's failure to provide [a] reconnaissance screen" ahead of the British vanguard as it moved to Point 213.

A vanguard of fashion types from points east are taking the reverse trip in droves, quietly making a home (or at least a second home) in Los Angeles, joining a cadre of beloved and critically respected designers that includes Rodarte's Mulleavy sisters, Band of Outsiders' Scott Sternberg and Greg Chait of the Elder Statesman.

I do so, drawing on work at the vanguard of the science and pointing to some of the implications for therapies committed to growing as the cognitive and behavioral sciences on which they are based evolve.

Stage 4: free jazz marks the point at which the vanguard loses touch with the mass and becomes a self-contained avant-garde.

KELLY WOULD BE the last to argue that he is in the vanguard or that his methods are pointing toward the future of the game.

Regarding the second point, that we are "the vanguard of the coalition's assault on public education", with great respect, this is plain wrong.