Sentence examples for vanguard to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vanguard to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion without proper context. Example: "The organization serves as a vanguard to innovative solutions in the tech industry."
She founded a club called the Vanguard, to talk politics and ideas.
By then, Abstract Expressionism was well into its transition from vanguard to bandwagon to lame duck.
Musgrove Park approached Vanguard to help clear a backlog of cataract procedures.
For the Vanguard to book this young woman was pretty strange".
In 1985 Mr. Solomon and his brother sold Vanguard to the Welk Record Group.
How? Consider a few decade-long scenarios that I asked Vanguard to run using its low-cost index mutual funds.
Northumberland's plan as one of NHS England's new care model "vanguards" to establish an accountable care organisation is one of the most promising developments.
The original impulse to use vanguard science to help feed the world was a noble impulse, a phenomenal business strategy, and a seemingly brilliant solution to global hunger.
"After that, I was sick of being in the vanguard: first to get married, first to get divorced, first to get married again.
He organized a vanguard company to break trail to the Rocky Mountains, evaluate trail conditions, find sources of water and select a central gathering point in the Great Basin.
Two years later, and partially in response to the original punk vanguard signing to major labels, the shop branched out and started to put out records.
