Sentence examples for vantage into from inspiring English sources
In the text, we get a vantage into why cartel leaders recruit underaged kids, American or not, and how they train them into becoming executioners.
The present day director has followed-up with Wonderful London 1924 & 2014, a sequel of sorts that allows us an even greater time-space vantage into the metropolis. .
In a new documentary, out now on Netflix, viewers are offered vantage into the life of the man behind the match.
Welcome back to First-Person Shooter, a photo series that offers a brief vantage into the world of compelling and strange individuals.
Welcome to First-Person Shooter, a photo essay series that aims to offer a brief vantage into the lives of compelling and strange subjects from all over.
"Planetary Panorama" is a 360° vantage into the night-sky that morphs the Earth so it looks like it's moving at warp speed through the solar system. .
Richard Ledgett, a former deputy director of the N.S.A., told me that the government has "all kinds of visibilities and vantages" into foreign computer networks.
And decorators have an unusual vantage point into this world, as they stand at the sometimes achingly intimate intersection of money and home.
A politically well-connected former warlord named Amanullah Guzar had gained control of the Taliban warlord's old building site, and a 13-story building began rising there, overlooking their walls and, worse, providing vantage points into the gym's windows.
Newsy for iPad — Video from Multiple Sources (iPhone, iPad: Free) Newsy packs a lot of information and vantage points into its two-to-three minute video clips.
Still, its story presents a unique vantage point into the difficulties of disrupting the simultaneously fast and slow changing world of higher education while Phoenix's rise and fall provides a cautionary tale to supporters of education's latest online fad: Massive Open Online Courses.
