Sentence examples for consummation in from inspiring English sources

The tact achieves consummation in Denis Le Denn, the maître d' and captain, who runs the downstairs dining room.

Jesus preached the imminent presence of God's Kingdom, in some texts as future consummation, in others as already present.

Now, some two decades after it was originally conceived, the project has finally achieved consummation in a sold-out, talk-of-the-town production at the National which begins previewing tomorrow night.

Speaking less vigorously than of old but still with those incisive distinctive notes which found their glorious consummation in his Richard III, Laurence Olivier made the sort of welcoming speech which connoisseurs of theatrical politics will appreciate.

He has said the current struggles in China are leading to an apparently transcendent event that he calls the Consummation, in which his disciples will "leave" and "all bad people will be destroyed by gods".

The theme of royal radiance gets its consummation in the prodigious "Rainbow portrait", possibly painted by Isaac Oliver for Robert Cecil and still in his spectacular mannerist palace of Hatfield House.

(There isn't a sex scene in the movie, and Anderson suggests the relationship's erotic tension and eventual consummation only in hints).

Consummation came in a spirited 38-35 Giants defeat widely credited with fueling the road-warrior run that culminated with the Super Bowl trophy bouncing from the Patriots' grasp to David Tyree's helmet to Plaxico Burress's hands and into the history books as one for the ages.

Men hang bloody sheets outside the morning after leilet el dokhla, or the consummation night, in a frat-boy-like ritual announcing, "I married a pure woman from a good family".

One suggestion is that faith is taking it to be true that there are grounds for the hope that love is supreme not simply in the sense that love constitutes the ideal of the supreme good, but in the sense that living in accordance with this ideal constitutes an ultimate salvation, fulfilment or consummation that is, in reality, victorious over all that may undermine it (in a word, over evil).

The most successful (and least transparent) of the fables is "A Tiger in Central Park," which manages to send up the presumptuous hedonism of New York's yuppie culture and tie together the consummations involved in sex and death.