The phrase "consummate with" is not a commonly used phrase in English.
It can mean to complete or to end something, but it is not very commonly used. If you wanted to use it in a sentence, it might look something like this: After five years of hard work, the team was finally able to consummate their project with success.
They have big deals on the horizon to consummate with Hanley Ramirez and Kershaw, so shedding a big outfielder salary makes sense.
Many had projected that Noel would be the No. 1 overall selection during the NBA draft in June; but when the draft took place, Noel was instead selected in the sixth spot, and he received a starting salary consummate with that slot.
Surgery produces elevated levels of proinflammatory cytokines such as tumour necrosis factor α (TNF- α) and interleukin 6 (IL-6), consummate with procedure magnitude (Shiromizu et al, 2000).
Treasure Island is an adventure presented with consummate skill, with atmosphere, character, and action superbly geared to one another.
Their union was consummated with a double conversion.
Takeovers, of course, are always consummated with high hopes, but few have happily-ever-after endings.
When it becomes a relationship that's consummated with a commercial transaction, then that's an innovation.
There is, instead, a city of romance, smoke-filled cafes and furtive glances consummated with a passionate embrace and a kiss.
In 1857 he was released to live in Siberia, where he contracted a marriage, which was not consummated, with the daughter of a Polish merchant.
A. It's really a marketplace, but a large portion of the marketplace transactions are consummated with the help of brokerage services.
If Paterno is going to continue coaching beyond the coming season, his marriage to the university will be consummated with a handshake.
