Sentence examples similar to consisting- from inspiring English sources

Almost all of the sightseers said they had pre-booked flights which they were unable to change; many had resigned themselves to a trip to Washington consisting of shopping and viewing buildings from the outside.

Some voices have been arguing that a band consisting of two white men don't have any right to call themselves Slaves, that the term is racially loaded.

Business is not brisk, consisting as it does entirely of Mrs Shen ("Some kind of travel journalist").

Managed by McLean since 1971, the club had enjoyed a decade and a half of success, consisting of two League Cup wins, a first Premier League title in 1982-83 and five further Cup final defeats, confirming their progression from the smaller club in Dundee to their part in the "New Firm" in Scotland.

Apparently consisting of a dozen intercepted conversations that took place in a Bratislava flat, Gorilla allegedly caught rightwing politicians and the owner of an influential local capital group discussing millions of euros in kickbacks from rigged privatisation sales and fixed public procurement tenders.

Against a background of falling TV and live audience figures, and with sponsorship increasingly difficult to negotiate for cash-strapped teams, F1's strategy group – consisting of the biggest teams, the sport's chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, and the FIA president, Jean Todt – met at Biggin Hill on Thursday and came up with a few ideas to reinvigorate the sport.

In the government's place, a new coalition will be formed, consisting of Fine Gael and the Irish Labour party.

Among them is a project by the French artist Daniel Buren, consisting of 124 metal grids that were used for storage and transportation of mineral wool at the factory.

The routine rejection of these charges by the Iranian government is now accompanied by the statement that such allegations should be put before the trilateral security committee - consisting of Iraqi, American and Iranian diplomats - that was formed recently in Baghdad.

To deal with internal power struggles within the royal circle, in 2006 Abdullah announced the establishment of the allegiance committee, a secretive body consisting of the most senior princes in charge of appointing the future king – but only after Abdullah himself and Crown Prince Sultan had served as kings.

As emperor his duties are largely ceremonial, consisting principally of state visits and apologising to other Asian countries for Japan's wartime conduct.