Sentence examples for their contingent from inspiring English sources

Their contingent was known as Task Force Black.

Even the most optimistic Lib Dems expect their contingent of MPs to be dramatically reduced.

The Red Sox will hear quite a bit from Valentine, who will join their contingent at the winter meetings in Dallas next week.

The only widely recognisable name in their contingent was the former Arsenal player Alex Hleb but Aleksandr Khatskevich's team were still eager to provide an inconvenience.

Meanwhile, the Yankees were also watching Hernández's workout, and their contingent on Thursday included Damon Oppenheimer, the club's vice president of professional scouting, and Leo Astacio, who served as Hernández's interpreter with the Yankees.

French armoured vehicles could also be seen patrolling north of Bangui again this week but their contingent of 400 troops can do little more than protect the airport and other assets.

When the south seceded, the states of South Kordofan and Blue Nile — and their contingents of S.P.L.A. fighters — remained inside Sudan.

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On the 25th anniversary, he recalled, the Americans and the British had sent young soldiers from their contingents in Germany who looked unbelievingly at the placid beaches and rich green fields.

Britain pledged to press other allies to boost their contingents, and Italy hinted at an unspecified increase beyond its current 2,800 soldiers in the patchwork of foreign troops in Afghanistan, known as the International Security Assistance Force.

Seeing that a landing on the beach at Grande Chaloupe was still practical, Captains Rowley and Lambert successfully landed their contingents, providing Keating with sufficient force to march on Saint Denis.