Sentence examples for notable contingent from inspiring English sources

Its residents were mostly working class and poor, with a notable contingent of artists and bohemians.

Ms. Takamiya, along with Hisako Sekijima and Kazue Honma, make up a small but notable contingent of Japanese artists in this show.

So they probably would never have imagined that a crowd of nearly 200, including a notable contingent of people in their 20s, would show up on Thursday at the headquarters of the United Federation of Teachers in Lower Manhattan for a gala dinner celebrating the magazine's 60th birthday.

And she is in good company at Birmingham Royal, which has a notable contingent of Asian and black dancers.

The majority of artists in "Man as Object: Reversing the Gaze" are from California, though there is also a notable contingent of artists from elsewhere around the United States, including Michigan.

There was a notable contingent of exposed peni as well, with the ratio of boobs-to-penis at approximately 10-to-1 (or 20-to-1 if you're being pedantic).

They come from more than 200 countries, with notable contingents from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and El Salvador.

Oscar-watchers place big stock in the Baftas, because of the notable British contingent in the Academy, whose members overlap with the overseas group.

Those Shepherd's Bush shows in February were notable for the large contingent of delirious teenage girls who spent the gaps between songs screaming to the point of nervous meltdown.

While the State Department has limited the size of her entourage, the contingent includes some notable attendees, including Adm. Sam Locklear, head of the Pacific Command.

The absence of contingent responses in this experiment is notable because it would have provided a mechanism for individuals to increase the likelihood of obtaining rare and highly valued rewards for themselves.