The phrase ‘consummation by’ is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
However, if you were referring to the act of completing something, you could use the phrase 'consummation of'. For example, "The consummation of the purchase of the house was finalized."
Both composers (who play songs by the musicians who portray them, Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova), they achieve creative consummation by making a most promising demo tape.
A3 Tiananmen Square Arrests Hundreds of followers of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement were arrested at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on China's National Day after recent instructions from their American-based leader to "achieve consummation" by facing imprisonment or death.
Hundreds of followers of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement were arrested at Tiananmen Square in Beijing today, China's National Day, after recent instructions from their United States-based leader to "step forward" and "achieve consummation" by facing imprisonment or death.
All monasticism has its mainstay in theological convictions that life in society cannot generate the spiritual consummation stipulated by the religion's founder.
Their lives, I thought, must be one long party: a stream of flirtations and consummations punctuated by guilt-free culinary indulgences.
Watching them week after week, we tend to get jaded by consummation, so we need ever more intense experiences, usually in the form of deaths, to give us the sense that we've actually felt something.
But any chance of adulterous consummation is prevented by a setting in which there is no privacy (Hannah is watched even when she is on the toilet) and the putative lovers are doomed to separation in a contemptuous world where the business of evil is made necessary and mundane.
Their conversation then takes a surprising -- that is to say an entirely predictable -- turn ("Have you ever slept with a man?" "Why do you ask that all of a sudden?"), and its consummation is followed by the equivalent of a dropped curtain, as a title card announces the beginning of Act II.
Marriage lost its sacramental status at the Reformation, and irregular marriage, a simple public promise or mutual agreement, followed by consummation, or cohabitation, continued to be accepted as valid throughout the period.
Although the Hindu eschatological tradition involves no final consummation, it is characterized by great cycles (kalpas) of rise and decline, creation and destruction.
By any other name, though its European and Latin American allies deplored it, it was a consummation devoutly wished for by the White House.
