vanguard

Preposition: of

• proletariat: III The Communist Party is the vanguard of the proletariat.
• revolution: The Houston Brewing Company in Renfrewshire is at the vanguard of the revolution in Scottish Brewing.
• movement: Iraq in the inter-war era was in the vanguard of the movement toward Arab unity.
• army: But for firearms to be effective the guns had to be at the vanguard of the army.
• effort: The French have been in the vanguard of European efforts to develop observation satellites.
• industry: The Executive's vision is to place Scotland in the vanguard of a new sustainable energy industry.

Possessives

• worker: In his conception, this liberating social revolution requires for success the leadership of a revolutionary political party of the workers ' vanguard.

Converse of object

• represent: At this Congress is represented the vanguard, ready for battle, of workers from all over the world.
• lead: Richard III's opponent at Bosworth, Henry Tudor Battle commenced by Norfolk leading the royal vanguard down the hill to meet the enemy.
• become: From 1915 onwards the Clydeside munitions workers had become the vanguard of working class resistance to the war effort.
• form: Russia forms the vanguard of revolutionary action in Europe 2.

Adjective modifier

• proletarian: The Soviet republic, like the world proletarian vanguard, will finally liberate itself from the bureaucratic octopus.
• revolutionary: In the revolutionary vanguard, organized in a party, is crystallized the aspiration of the masses to obtain their freedom.
• political: Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the contemporary avant-garde must substitute itself for the missing political vanguard.
• international: The international proletarian vanguard will manage to get along without a congress.

Modifies a noun

• party: In the hands of these ' leaders ' , the ' vanguard party ' is akin to a loaded gun.
• total: Sites to increase of shopping for of time to vanguard total international.
• role: In the foundation of the Bosnian state itself, Bosnian Serbs played the vanguard role.
• group: More plausibly, however, sets of ambitious countries might set up several different vanguard groups to facilitate closer cooperation in particular policy areas.
• art: Denis Bowen at 80 represents a living continuity with vanguard art in 20th century art.