Sentence examples for consummated as from inspiring English sources

The Padres attempted to renegotiate the deal after the physical but the Dodgers refused and the deal was consummated as originally conceived.

Anderson, whose Thrones character is involved in a romantic storyline with Daenerys' maid Missandei that can never be consummated as all "unsullied" soldiers are castrated,reveals he knows the extent of what's "down there" - and says more will be explained in the next series.

The conventional wisdom is that if the deal is consummated as proposed, it will precipitate a consolidation frenzy within the industry that will quickly reduce the top six airlines to three giants that will control 85percentt of domestic air traffic.

Chris points out in his piece that it was not clear whether Rabin would have signed off the deal, but it seems to me if you have the defence minister telling PW Botha that "the correct payload was available in three sizes" that amounts to an informal offer, a preliminary offer, whether or not it was finally consummated as "an official offer'.

"An experience" is one in which the material of experience is fulfilled or consummated, as for example when a problem is solved, or a game is played to its conclusion.

A papal dispensation was only needed for the "impediment of public honesty" if the marriage had not been consummated as Catherine and her duenna claimed, but Henry VII and the Spanish ambassador set out instead to obtain a dispensation for "affinity", which took account of the possibility of consummation.

But that assumes he will consummate an as yet uncompleted deal for a white paper plant (IP declines to name where it is).

Only one trade was consummated today as the Toronto Blue Jays sent shortstop Alex Gonzalez to the Chicago Cubs for reliever Felix Heredia and a player to be named.

Attempted suicide is more difficult to study than consummated suicide, as there is a lack of generally approved reporting procedures for the former [ 44].

One of its conclusions is that the presence of a psychiatric diagnosis with DMS-IV Mental Disorder criteria is a strong predictor for the appearance of suicide ideations and behaviours, as well as for consummated suicide.

WHERE is a new Leonard Bernstein -- consummate educator as well as composer, conductor and performer -- when we really need one?