Contracted forms are usually found only in colloquial contexts, but they can occur in poetry.

External or Contracted Case Management (CCM') 'Job Agencies' tendered for job/employment services.

Disgruntled users nicknamed NMCI "No More Contracted Infosystems," according to an article in the Marine Corps Times.

They contract with us to provide special education to some of their kids.

"The big thing is that she can contract and run her own life."

But last year the economy contracted by more than 7 percent.

And as for why the process has been contracted out.

One may contract out of it, if this is possible.

Over the years the name has contracted to one word.

Until very recently, the economy was contracting by more than 10 percent a year.

More than 500 such children have been contracted for in the last few years.

No one who works in the building has contracted the disease.

They also began to contract with private research companies for testing.

How else could he have contracted them but by reading my book?

Black Sun contracted for my services more than a few times.

The reason is not that new cases are being contracted.

It used to be as life contracted, so did the living space.

Within only six weeks 49 children had contracted the disease.

However, by 1960 it had contracted to just one line.

They were on their own, and her heart contracted with fear.

That is why half of the city services are contracted through the county.

In some cases, people may even die on the same day they contract it.

From 1906 to 1940, about three million people contracted it and 100,000 of them died.

No one is known to have contracted the disease this way.

He was contracted to the club until the end of the 2006 season.

You are contracted to come in at a certain weight.

That work is now contracted out to the person who used to do it.

But so were a number of men I contracted to kill.