Sentence examples for i a contingent from inspiring English sources

When the Chicago Great Western was federalized during World War I, a contingent of Illinois National Guardsmen were assigned to protect the tunnel.

"'I think of the first person as a technology to access something collective: 'I' as a contingent node rather than an indication of a stable subject position," said Heinemann.

I employ a "Contingent Effectiveness Model of Technology Transfer" to organize the literature.

"I represent a contingent of marginalized people, and [white supremacists] stand in direct opposition to everything we fight for," Newsome said.

Gazing out at the megaphones and red and black banners floating in the flooded and deserted square, I spotted a contingent of students from Hong Kong arriving with truckloads of donated tents and sleeping bags.

I want a contingent of badass cops instanter.

The first time I organized a contingent for New York City's LGBT Pride Parade, it was still called a march.

It is also a 350-bed men's homeless shelter and assessment center, though Department of Homeless Services officials said there were only 345 men staying there on Wednesday, when I visited with a contingent from the department.

The next subsection argues that claim (I)′ is a contingent claim about the content of the law and not a claim about the nature of law itself.

The protests I end up at never seem quite in the same league, be they a group of environmentalists baking bread under a tree in Rothamsted, or, as I witnessed last week, a contingent of miffed homeopaths demonstrating outside the Advertising Standards Authority ASAAdvertising Standards Authority ASA

The protests I end up at never seem quite in the same league, be they a group of environmentalists baking bread under a tree in Rothamsted, or – as I witnessed earlier this week – a contingent of miffed homeopaths demonstrating outside the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).