Sentence examples for be consummated when the from inspiring English sources

This disparity might have something to do with a culture that censures contraception and allows marriages to be consummated when the bride is as young as nine years old.

Under N.B.A. rules, teams and players can discuss new contracts for the next seven days, and come to oral agreements, but no deals can be consummated until July 8, when the league's annual moratorium ends and the new salary cap is announced.

No deals can be consummated until July 10, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades.

There's another element at work (vital to romance and the age of censorship in the movies) which is that desire may mean the most when it cannot be consummated: the wish for intimacy is so intense because the act is forbidden or impossible.

The trade cannot be consummated until July 18, when Marbury's maximum contract ends its base-year status, making his and Kidd's salary, along with that of three other players involved in the deal, match up; the players must also pass physical examinations.

No deals can be consummated or announced until July 9, when the league's annual moratorium on trades and signings ends.

So the deal may never be consummated.

The affair was consummated only when they returned to London.

"[Duchamp's] apotheosis was consummated in 1999 when the Tate Gallery bought his urinal, called Fountain, for $500,000, to celebrate the century of art they thought he'd done so much to create.

Delcarmen's act of regional disloyalty was consummated last week when he arrived here and put on a pair of white pinstriped pants and a midnight blue hat with an interlocking NY.

Whether the crime of entering a bank with intent to commit a robbery is merged with the crime of robbery when the latter is consummated has puzzled the courts for several years.