Sentence examples for vantage for from inspiring English sources

Pink performed both of these sloshy anthems — and, a bit later, one called "Slut Like You" — with winning gusto, though they represent a receding vantage for her.

It fined Vantage for failing to prevent Daniel Hassell from performing a "significant influence" function for more than four years without obtaining its approval.

It's the best vantage for getting a feel of the unforced ebullience, and of the lively backchat between regulars and staff, one of whom gamely sports a roosterlike Mohawk.

Classic Driver (www.classicdriver.com), a European Internet magazine for enthusiasts, recently listed hundreds of high-ticket cars for sale, including a late-model Aston Martin Vantage for about $300,000.

5 p.m. 9. THE OUTLOOK'S FINE Drive to the top of the 426-acre East Rock Park, where a 350-foot basalt cliff offers a magnificent vantage for catching the sunset over Elm City and Long Island Sound, just before the park closes.

Occupying a sliver of storefront between two converging medieval streets, and facing a small square, this gemlike pâtisserie run by Petrossian-trained chef Michel Marshall has the perfect vantage for people watching, along with good coffee (which can be elusive in this part of the country).

A spokesman for Vantage and for Neil L. Rubler, its president, said the company was "genuinely committed to serving its residents and to the future of affordable housing in New York City".

Asked for his favorite vantage point for viewing the 111 First Street building, Mr. Koolhaas said it would be from the thoroughly unaesthetic New Jersey Turnpike.

This elevation also offered an excellent vantage point for surveying the surrounding areas for advancing enemy troops.

Here, less clatteringly, it acts as a gallery for the chorus and as a vantage point for Thomas Allen, skilful and omnipresent as the poet-director Prosdocimo.

All told, my parents paid Vantage $9,688 for the trip and an additional $978 for the travel protection.