avant-garde

In a very few miles their vanguard and his must come together.

The new Vanguard looked and felt very different from the old one.

He also met two men in the vanguard of treatment.

It has never been in the vanguard of social change, for example.

Whether children should be in the vanguard of such a movement is another question.

"We have had no word from Vanguard in many months."

Does this place it in the vanguard of world history?

Still, Vanguard has perhaps the most reason to be concerned.

That's why we need you out there at the vanguard.

"I will bring up a full company to the vanguard."

Working women all, they found themselves at the vanguard of a movement, without any organization, time or money.

That story paid off for Vanguard, but no one thought through what the effect would be on your group.

"Act as vanguard for your people, the first to try."

Now, they are recognized as the vanguard of a movement.

But we were also, apparently, in some kind of vanguard.

To be in the vanguard of fashion, that's often true.

The Vanguard has invited him back for two weeks this year.

I am happy to welcome him into the vanguard of our movement.

He has been in the vanguard of obesity study for 27 years.

The view is different but the vanguard vision remains the same.

Now they will be at the vanguard of our new call to glory.

The vanguard were away in the night, before ever I awoke.

A vanguard is a (usually small) group of people who lead a movement.

The public funds have been in the vanguard of this movement.

The working class was not up to its role as the vanguard of the revolution.