Sentence examples for own contingent from inspiring English sources
This year, The New York Times has its own contingent in Austin.
She is eager to get home to her own house, where a pot of chicken-vegetable soup and her own contingent of cats await her.
There were enough children, at least a hundred, in each temple so that every arriving tourist group had its own contingent of hangers-on.
And at both Churchill Downs and Pimlico, bin Salman arrived on race day with his own contingent of private security personnel made up mostly of off-duty local police officers.
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.
There were reminders of what Manchester United used to stand for, from their own contingent: "20 times, 20 times Man United"; the Five Cantonas song and "world champions twice", once more than England – though what followed on the field of play revealed just how catastrophically they have fallen from those giddy heights.
She notes that, compared with other areas with visible homelessness, the Haight has a high home-owning contingent.
Maria Roman, the parade's president, said that Vieques supporters will have their own parade contingent, as they did last year, and that this year all parade participants are being urged to wear a white ribbon in support of "peace for Vieques".
Puerto Ricans this year can even brag about the first native to be put on a path to sainthood -- Carlos M. Rodriguez, a layman who was beatified last April and who will have his own parade contingent.
Clearly, HRC itself has little grassroots support or they would have been able to round up their own parade contingent rather than relying on one bought and paid for by McCann.
In response to questions on the reported media ban, a spokesman for O'Neill told Guardian Australia his understanding was the two ministers were to make statements only, and then provide door-stops or interviews to their own media contingents.
