Sentence examples for a contingent of physicians from inspiring English sources
Cuba also volunteered, sending a contingent of physicians to the country.
As the play reveals, Ms. Gien grew up a privileged, precocious child on a pretty estate with an electric gate, a conflicted mother and a contingent of indispensable black servants; she lived in constant anxiety that her father, a physician who didn't kowtow to apartheid policy, would be carted away by the authorities.
A contingent of protesters from Occupy Wall Street also participated.
A contingent of JPMorgan Chase executives were on hand.
Across Wall Street, a contingent of officers watched them.
With Joan Greenwood, Gordon Jackson, Basil Radford, Mackenzie himself, and a contingent of gloomy Scots.
A contingent of Manufacturers Hanover executives joined in the celebration.
They led a contingent of several hundred down the street.
At first, a contingent of Red Sox fans offered healthy applause.
There is a contingent of GCHQ at NSA Menwith Hill.
Almost every biennial includes a contingent of influential elders.
