Sentence examples for contingent said from inspiring English sources

A smaller contingent said Romney did understand them: 39percentt in Pennsylvania, 38 in Ohio, and 42percentt in Florida.

The New York contingent said the spire had always been part of the plan to achieve the symbolic height of 1,776 feet.

There was a sudden flurry as the West Coast contingent said they were sick to death of being judged by moving-picture costumes.

An officer from the Polish contingent said the attackers placed the bodies of all three victims in the trunk of the Americans' Korean-built car and drove off.

Ari Lehmuslehti, a member of the Finnish contingent, said his troops had no equipment to control the crowds when the violence started.

But Brigadier-General Paul Lokech, commander of the Ugandan contingent, said driving the militants out of the Shabelle region around Mogadishu was even more crucial.

Is there almost always a nominee from the British contingent, say, "The Queen," or "Atonement," or "Finding Neverland"?

Morvern Cunningham, who is heading up Scala Beyond's Glasgow contingent, says: "I've been running film events for a while and it's comforting to know what I'm doing fits into a wider picture.

And women's rights groups reject the now suspended constitution, drawn up by a committee with a large Brotherhood contingent, saying it does not guarantee equality.

The carbon tax (or "fee") contingent says their proposal is the simplest, and is unburdened by the complexities of cap and trade.

But the anti-rabbit contingent says they're only pushing for a more original approach to cutting a rug: "It doesn't matter how you dance, just be yourself.