Sentence examples for each contingent of from inspiring English sources

This must have been a high-level decision - though of course each contingent of anarchists is followed by forward intelligence teams with cameras and notebooks: for several hours a large group of masked anarchists were allowed to march around, smashing various storefronts.

The accounts testify to complex feelings, but each contingent of American travellers were freshly indignant at Swedish class pride and Swedish disrespect for women.

Recent neuroscience demonstrates that the processes of creativity and psychosis map similarly in the brain, each contingent on a reduced number of dopamine D2 receptors in the thalamus.

Mr. Leonard said Mr. Broadhead was confused because Entergy provided several earnings projections, each contingent on a different set of possibilities for the future.

Church members from each contingent are thinking of leaving the fold, and ministers in parishes across the county said reverberations from the Miller case may be felt for years to come.

With McMullen serving officially as Kenney's deputy but actually in command, a cross-training program was implemented in early 1948 to teach bomber crew members each other's tasks, the goal being to reduce each bomber's contingent of officers from five to three.

And each contingent tells its own story: Of courage, service and sacrifice.

Yes, a parade based on a book with each contingent personifying a different part of the story.

Recently, I was introduced to Abu Ibrahim by a Syrian friend who lives near Azaz, a town located amidst olive and pistachio orchards about two miles from the Turkish border and a dozen miles north of the city of Aleppo, which Abu Ibrahim rules, in loose coördination with two other rebel leaders, each with their own contingent of fighters and political inclinations.

Vercingetorix, for his part, had pitched camp near the town, and posted the contingent of each state separately at short intervals around himself.

Each member state furnished a contingent of troops for a league army that was commanded by the kings or their deputies.