Sentence examples for consummated in a from inspiring English sources

The Chamizal agreement was consummated in a series of border ceremonies.

She and Hsiao-Kang cross paths and edge toward a glum, twitchy romance, consummated in a final sequence that has already become something of a conversation piece.

And when Thomas's life of helplessness was consummated in a helpless death, brought on by weeks of hard drinking and a doctor's morphine injection, there was a widespread, if disguised, satisfaction at this perfection of the stereotype.

It was also consummated in a breathtaking 28 minutes, prompting stock market observers in India to remark on the unexpected depth and maturity of their equity markets.

Stark's concerns are absolutely on target: Why spurn a good offer that has every expectation of being consummated in a market where that is the exception because of old bad blood?

7) But Keira cannot contain the passion she feels for Aaron, and their affair is consummated in an unusually well-lit room.

Pain is the only certain collateral damage of success and, so close are the main players, that none of Murray, Djokovic, Federer or the absent Rafael Nadal would dare boast of victory before it had been consummated in an extended collision of wills.

That merger, consummated in early 2001, yielded a boomlet of book deals.

Their love for each other is consummated, in raucous thirties style, with a slugging match in a satiny Waldorf suite.

Some real estate specialists say that the February acquisition of the seven Manhattan buildings — a deal consummated in just 10 business days —will be remembered not just as a feat of financial derring-do but also as a watershed that ended two years of frenzy in the commercial real estate market.

One of the dancers in O'Connor's troupe, a beady-eyed man named Christopher Williams, is a choreographer himself (also a puppeteer), and he loves medieval stories and art — an emotion consummated in his dance piece "Ursula and the 11,000 Virgins," which played at P.S. 122 in May.