Sentence examples for contingent of returning from inspiring English sources
The train that bore us back Monday morning carried also a contingent of returning Fresh Air children.
The New Yorker, August 21 , 1937P. 9 The train that bore us back Monday morning carried also a contingent of returning Fresh Air children.
By Romeyn Berry The New Yorker, August 21, 1937 P. 9 The train that bore us back Monday morning carried also a contingent of returning Fresh Air children.
This is taken as an indication of the exclusive and nationalistic nature of Judaism, without reference to the situation in which a harassed contingent of returning exiles sought to maintain itself in a territory surrounded by politically unfriendly if not hostile neighbours.
Third, we tested whether the four conditions (no incentive; chance of winning one of 25 Kingfisher vouchers; chance of winning one £500 Kingfisher voucher; offer of £10 Kingfisher voucher contingent on return of a completed questionnaire) of the trial were balanced across the most powerful predictors of non-response.
He was discharged in July 1902 with the rank of lance-sergeant but travelled to England instead of returning to New Zealand with the rest of the contingent.
He allowed a small contingent to return in 2004.
Later, most of the contingent returned to the United States, leaving only 20 agents, many of them deeply disgruntled, cooling their heels at another Aden hotel.
We found corroborative information that senior officers of the Pakistani contingent secretly returned seized weapons to two warlords in exchange for gold, and that the Pakistani peacekeepers tipped off two warlords about plans by the United Nations peacekeeping force and the Congolese Army to arrest them.
They sustained heavy losses during the campaign: only 26,000 of the original 98,000-strong contingent returned.
The police stayed for only a few minutes, he said, and when a larger contingent of police and military units returned later in the night, they closed off the streets but did not confront the rioters.
