The phrase "consummate at" is not correct or usable in written English.
The correct phrase would be "consummate with." For example, "Tom consummated his marriage with Jane last week" or "The team was able to consummate a deal with the manufacturer."
The crime had, therefore, been entirely consummated at the time of their discovery.
Their passion is consummated at the Château of Rambouillet, where Giscard often organised presidential hunts.
The short-lived détente was to be consummated at Potsdam, the last meeting among the Big Three.
As a result, a merger consummated at that time would be an acquisition of Time Warner by America Online.
She was filled with desire for the unfortunate and terrified gentleman she was pursuing, and especially for his larva-nourishing fatty tissues — a desire that was consummated, at the very end of the story, with a sigh of ecstasy and repletion.
He believes that he has been chosen by Christ, who was crucified and resurrected by God in the 1st century ad, to work for the Kingdom of God that was inaugurated in the first advent of Christ and will be consummated at the Parousia, the Second Coming of Christ as king and judge.
Again, Treadway undercuts his own argument by claiming the M&A; Later Analysis "yields an incredibly wide valuation range of $1.73 to $9.88 per share," a range that would tend to support the Merger, which was consummated at a price near the top of that range without any of the execution risk involved in deferring a sale until 2014.
Seconds after President Bush received a handwritten note from Condoleezza Rice during a NATO meeting early Monday in Istanbul, telling him that their secret plan to turn over formal sovereignty to the Iraqis two days early had been consummated at 10 26 a.m., he smiled and scrawled a quick response.
Similarly, the Christian understands his status as a member of the "new people of God". He believes that he has been chosen by Christ, who was crucified and resurrected by God in the 1st century ad, to work for the Kingdom of God that was inaugurated in the first advent of Christ and will be consummated at the Parousia, the Second Coming of Christ as king and judge.
