Sentence examples for fellow contingent from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, World Press Freedom Day, Lynette Clemetson, the director of the Knight-Wallace journalism-fellowship program at the University of Michigan, plans to announce that her university has invited Gutiérrez Soto to take up residence as a Senior Press Freedom Fellow, contingent on his lawful release from detention.

They must also provide a platform for their fly-half, Owen Farrell, who like his fellow England contingent at Allianz Park, has tasted defeat only once for his club this season, at Harlequins in January.

He gets to know a large contingent of fellow sufferers, whose stories he tells.

Rusher and a small contingent of fellow writers did everything in their power to forestall a Nixon endorsement at National Review.

Duke football players have been yearning for attention for years — the congratulatory emails from professors, the cheers from fellow students, the strong contingent of alumni at road games.

But Mr. Rogers invited seven of us to his top-floor office at the State Department, while a large contingent of fellow students picketed the sidewalks below.

The scene was a kind of louche facsimile of the Congress Hall lounge, with an array of unlikely bar fellows joining the standard contingent of finance magnates and Silicon Valley turks: some Mongolian oligarchs, the executive chairman of Google, and the crown prince of the Dish Network empire, who was dressed in Cathay Pacific pajamas.

He was not, as some reports suggest, regarded as a leader of the British contingent by his fellow fighters, or by the group's hierarchy.

As DeLauro attempted to convince the Senate to hold off their final vote that afternoon in 1991, a contingent of her fellow Democratic women decided to break off and try an even bolder tack.

And insomuch as that a large contingent of our fellow humans live under governments possessed of no transparency whatsoever and operating largely in secret - and insomuch as that our own government has failed to earn any sort of easygoing trust on the part of its citizenry - such an entity as this serves a wholly necessary function.

But the idea of selecting Mr. Liu has also stirred objections from a somewhat more surprising contingent: a group of fellow activists.