Sentence examples for consists of everything from inspiring English sources
According to Masako Miyazaki, if extremes mark the outermost bounds, then the space within consists of everything we may know.
In a recent evening lecture at the Sydney Observatory, Gorman explained that this trash consists of everything from probes, modules, "satellites, rockets, fairings, bolts, flecks of paint, vented fuel, and even human waste".
The new line, which consists of everything from nail polish remover pads to those dental finger mitts, comes in boxes containing six wipes for $3.99 and $4.99 as well gift boxes of 48 single pouches for $18 to $25; www.lafreshbeauty.com.com
This jewelry, much of which will be offered in a special sale held jointly with Bergdorf starting April 15, consists of everything from $1,700 cuff links to $3,500 earrings to $22,000 necklaces.
The place was in his bones: "It is an article of faith with me", he writes, "that a place consists of everything that has happened there; it is a reservoir of memories".
Thus, it consists of everything a taxpayer takes out of the economy plus the additional amount he or she could have taken out without diminishing her or his net worth.
The get-togethers usually involve dogs and cats in either individual or group settings, and consist of everything from petting to giving treats to just sitting together.
Taco fillings consisted of everything from fish and shellfish, to in-season vegetables and potatoes, to the fungus called huitlacoche that grows inside of cornhusks.
His Twitter feed is an a near-compulsive stream of consciousness consisting of everything from his critique of opponents and journalists to short, pointed videos which – like his "Make America Great Again" campaign gear - look like they were thrown together in about 10 minutes.
The framework offer a stack consisting of everything up to and including the Data Link Layer of the OSI reference model as well as some application layer traffic generators.
Wetherly and Otter (2011) describe the socio-cultural environment as an environment consisting of everything that is not contained within the economic or political systems.
