Sentence examples for consolidated what from inspiring English sources
We've consolidated what is an incredibly strong group of guys over the winter.
I think I could have consolidated what we achieved at Camp David with a treaty between Israel and the Palestinians.
The regime and its foreign allies — Russia, Iran, and Lebanon's Hezbollah — have consolidated what were, a year ago, unconnected patches of territory.
Eigenheer consolidated what he bought into usable bicycles, which he sold to other students at Queen's University, Belfast, and then on eBay.
The move consolidated what Coward drily referred to as "Dad's Renaissance", which had begun only a year before with James Roose-Evans's revival of Private Lives at the Hampstead Theatre Club, triumphantly transferred to the West End.
In his Zahlbericht ("Commentary on Numbers"), a report on algebraic number theory published in 1897, he consolidated what was known in this subject and pointed the way to the developments that followed.
It has helped me to gain independence and consolidate what I have learned in the classroom.
"This was an important game to consolidate what we are doing and to build our identity," Sampaoli said.
When we leave here today, we will have to work hard to consolidate what we have agreed.
If relative decline is inevitable, Europeans might as well consolidate what clout they have left, and get some credit for being generous to rising powers.
In the end, he was able to consolidate what the profile called "an iron grip" on the cartel, while leading it in new directions.
