Much of his section on eighteenth-century wines consists of notes from Rodenstock tastings.
In most countries the bulk of the currency consists of notes issued by the central bank.
Superstring theorists have a problem: You can't test a theory that posits that all matter consists of "notes" produced by tiny strings vibrating in nine-dimensional space.
It consists of notes made by an unnamed medical apprentice who is sent on an atypical mission: he must observe the elderly painter Strauch and report on the man's condition, all the while keeping his own identity and purpose secret.
It still consists of notes arranged in chronological order, with appended comments, comments on comments, and so on in what usually turns out to be a short chain of indentations.
"Supply" is technically known as "base money," which consists of notes, coins, and bank reserves.
My favorite book is Conversation with Myself, which consists of notes and letters he wrote in jail.
My filing system consists of notes I've scribbled to myself and thrown on the floor somewhere near my pocketbook, where I think I'll bump into them.
For the last several decades, America's paper money had consisted of notes printed by private banks across the country.
Those who weren't so affected still more than likely walked away feeling that the chord Kushner had struck, consisting of notes of anger, instruction, intelligence, mysticism, and, not least, humor, would linger in their heads for a long time.
