Sentence examples for With the consummation of from inspiring English sources

In this and other works he stressed the eschatological views (concerned with the consummation of history) of Jesus and St. Paul, asserting that their attitudes were formed by expectation of the imminent end of the world.

"To frag," wrote The Daily Colonist of Victoria, British Columbia, in 1970, "is a term meaning to use a fragmentation grenade 'to cool the ardor of any officer or NCO too eager to engage the enemy.' " The Saturday Review explained in 1972 that the weapon was popular because "the evidence is destroyed with the consummation of the crime".

Now, add six new directors with the consummation of the SoftBank deal, which has been reported to include a new chairman, two directors for SoftBank and three new independent directors.

In the Greek it says: ego eimi, I AM, always with you till the consummation of this period of time.

When the hateful Mr. Robinson discovered the diary of his wife detailing her disdain for him and desire for a number of other men and the consummation of that desire with a handsome young doctor, he determined to divorce the harlot.

The consummation of their growing desire is inextricably linked with a tragedy which is to colour their lives, particularly Celice's, for ever.

Asian epidemiological studies show that the consummation of soy foods containing isoflavones is directly correlated with a wide range of health benefits, including reduced incidence of breast and prostate cancers [ 9, 10].

The consummation of a relationship.

In the consummation of eternity, there would be no question of what we should do with our lives.

Such, after 364 days, was the consummation of O'Brien's mission.

Greenspan's work is the consummation of the old "Wide World" style.