Sentence examples for a contingent in from inspiring English sources

The Qaeda-linked Libyan Islamic Fighting Group had a contingent in Manchester, Mr. Pantucci said.

Who couldn't: Brexiteers, including a contingent in May's cabinet, who generally don't consider it Brexit at all.

There is a contingent in this country that wouldn't dream of using anything but a twin-barreled shotgun.

The Social Democrats sent a contingent in 1960 to observe John F. Kennedy's ultimately victorious presidential bid against Richard Nixon.

Cooking brings me pleasure, but I also wish to bring pleasure to those who eat around my table – and since there is always a contingent in either camp, I want to make food they can eat.

He led a contingent in the Scythian expedition of Darius (c. 513), and, according to Herodotus, he advised the destruction of the Danube bridge, which would have cut off Darius' retreat.

It rather suggests that empathy plays a contingent role in the normal development of a moral agent in making it easier to live up to moral standards.

British buyers once formed a large contingent in Cyprus, a former British colony, but they largely disappeared during the economic crisis.

WHO BUYS IN CYPRUS British buyers once formed a large contingent in Cyprus, a former British colony, but they largely disappeared during the economic crisis.

However, the worker may immediately take a contingent assignment in a different tub.

Their branch had a contingent interest in the succession to the Spanish crown.