Sentence examples for press contingent from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton's press contingent was bigger than the mayor's, but so were her jeers.

Even within the press contingent, there's a very strict pecking order.

(Neatly trimmed for his Vineyard romp, Bo sneaked in by the rear stairs, ahead of the press contingent).

Kieran Yates also appears to be at the Brits and this is what they're feeding the press contingent.

Such pronouncements help to explain why Mr. Clinton has drawn an entire press contingent chasing after him.

Our little press contingent had been booted out of the front-row seats to make way for police detectives and functionaries from the D.A.'s office.

Mr Rajaratnam was found guilty of insider trading last year and is currently serving an 11-year sentence.The courtroom was full throughout the trial; one side filled with the press, including a contingent from Mr Gupta's home country, India.

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.

As opposed to the previous EEG studies of naming in which button presses had been contingent on retrieval of lexical information, participants in the present two-choice go/nogo experiment might separately carry out button presses, followed by speaking.

A government spokesman told the press that the new contingent had left their former home "voluntarily", but considering this is the same government that's been accused of complicity in the Rohingya's ethnic cleansing, it's hard not to be slightly suspicious of their claims.    .

The press immediately dubbed the new contingent "Blair's babes".