Sentence examples for consummation of from inspiring English sources

Such, after 364 days, was the consummation of O'Brien's mission.

The protests initially seemed like a political consummation of the previous decade of cautious economic freedom.

Assad's attempted rerun of his father's "Hama rules" is the shameful consummation of a failure.

Greenspan's work is the consummation of the old "Wide World" style.

Therefore, he said, "consummation of a deal continues to seem likely".

To some, the Trump-Bannon partnership simply marks the consummation of a long, happy rapport.

In their brilliant abbreviation, these lines portray the consummation of Faust's quest.

But Europeans did not all believe that the consummation of modernization and consumerism was Americanism.

Normally, the trigger for automatic vesting is the consummation of a takeover.

It is the full consummation of marriage that is implied by coalition government.

The eventual consummation of their attraction causes a blackout and several explosions.