Sentence examples for joined a contingent from inspiring English sources
About a year ago, Ms. Shute joined a contingent of small-business people using a new device that has revolutionized the payments process by allowing anyone with a smartphone or tablet that uses the Apple or Android operating system to process credit and debit cards.
A few rabbis joined a contingent of Muslim clerics and representatives of all Christian faiths, including Greek Orthodox.
The Australian Federal Police AFPP) officers, some of whom will be armed, will join a contingent of 90 AFP officers already in London waiting for a deal with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to be approved by Ukraine's parliament.
In greater Harlem, running river to river, and from East 96th Street and West 106th Street to West 155th Street, blacks no longer make up a majority of the population — a shift that occurred a decade ago after uptown blacks joined a growing contingent of Caribbean immigrants in better neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens.
Ruby and Pasha have joined a small contingent of bedbug-sniffing dogs.
Joseph Sr .survived the Holocaust by fleeing to Russia, and he joined a Polish contingent of the Soviet army.
The group joined a New York contingent and arrived in France on 30 July.
Mr. Gingrich has just two paid staff members in Nevada, who have been joined by a contingent from his national staff.
In 1840, the fair moved to Boulevard Bourdon, was joined by a contingent of sellers of bric-a-brac, old clothing and iron goods, and was renamed La Foire à la Ferraille.
Joined by a contingent of troops from neighbouring Caribbean countries, U.S. forces quickly subdued elements of the Grenadan army and a small number of Cuban soldiers and construction workers.
Across the square, in a narrow courtyard adjacent to the showroom of Comme des Garçons, the company's Paris staff, joined by a contingent from the Aoyama headquarters, who were groggy with jet lag, assembled for the morning salutation — a monastic ritual of solidarity performed daily in Tokyo.
