Sentence examples for vanguard wins from inspiring English sources

Vanguard wins because it has a very simple message to sell.

1995-96: 14-3 overall, 5-0 in the Century League; the Vanguards won their fifth league title and were runners-up to Calvary Chapel in the Division I Dual-Meet championship.

But Labour is not a vanguard party, the kind that wins derisory votes, as the Scargill/Ken Loach parties routinely do at election.

In seeing Syriza's triumph as the vanguard of leftwing anti-austerity wins in Spain – where Podemos is in poll position – and elsewhere, their eyes may be on the wrong ball.

j lo is winning WHOSE video vanguard award for WHAT videography.... j.lo definitely deserves a vanguard award but not before missy or busta and that's that on that.

Labour wins when it is in the vanguard of ideas: the welfarism of 1945, the "white heat of technology" in the 1960s, the modernised social-democracy of 1997.

By the early 1970s, with Philip Glass and Steve Reich in the vanguard, the downtown scene had emerged and was winning adherents.

The parliament - with Mr Schulz in the vanguard - argued that the top candidate of the winning group in the European election must lead the Commission, for EU institutions to have credibility among voters.

Kifaya, which had been at the vanguard of opposition movements in 2005 until it failed to win a large public following, also joined the call.

Following in the wake of that vanguard is Hans Abrahamsen, who, at the age of sixty-three, has won the international renown that largely eluded his older Danish colleagues.

And winning is crucial, he says, with his company Just in the vanguard of a new sector with an ambitious mission: to use cutting-edge technologies to create food that will take down the meat and dairy industries.