Sentence examples for consumed by three from inspiring English sources
Instead, the summit will be consumed by three new moves – all big federalising eurozone steps, all originating in Berlin, and all heavily contested.
Depending on the location, a station's solar panels supply 6percentto15percentcent of its electrical power -- about equal to the power consumed by three or four average-size American homes.
The Shrimps were caught cold by Jamie Clapham's goal after 69 seconds, potted by James Bentley's dismissal after 20 minutes, deep frozen by a blizzard and finally consumed by three goals in the last half-hour.
(Dargis) ★ 'Bachelorette' (R. 1 31) Drugs, booze and sex lead the list of things voraciously and carelessly consumed by three bridesmaids-to-be (Kirsten Dunst, Lizzy Caplan and Isla Fisher) on the eve of a high school friend's wedding.
His performance as a zero-tolerance, law-and-order interior minister for his predecessor as president, Jacques Chirac, was much criticized by residents of France's working- and lower-class suburbs, and during his presidential campaign he stayed away from the tough suburban neighborhoods that were consumed by three weeks of violence in late 2005.
This week it was consumed by three overlapping budgetary debates: about a "continuing resolution" to keep the government up and running for the rest of this fiscal year, about next year's budget and about whether to raise the legal limit on the federal government's debt.
"We've got 60% of our energy consumed by five industries," he says.
The dish, consumed by two generally voluble men, was gone in a little under 60 seconds.
The poll reflects the challenges facing the White House as it is consumed by two issues, Afghanistan and health care.
This difference can be explained by the fact that the thiol was consumed by two reactions: nucleophilic addition and telomerization.
The seventh year was consumed by two tasks: defending the torture report against its CIA and Republican critics; and attempting to entrench its purpose – preventing torture – into law.
