O. B. Manila' were used in the proposal and their meaning applied to the final delivery at Jersey City in consummation of the contract by which the sum of the freight to Manila had been included in the purchase price.
The misrepresentations to the court made possible, of course, the consummation of this nefarious scheme.
Although Gogglebox is the ecstatic consummation of this idea, there had been a lot of broadcasting foreplay.
Just before the consummation of this forbidden passion, the narrator breaks off for a lengthy description of the lovers' lunch.
Upon reading the advice "Accept all invitations," he hyperventilates: "The consummation of this trend is the obligatory participation in official 'leisure-time activities' in totalitarian countries".
The famous public readings were the consummation of this relationship, making him the most celebrated and best loved man of his time.
Jesus' parting words, "It is not for you to know times [of the consummation of this age]…but you shall receive power…and you shall be my witnesses…" (Acts 1 7ff), provide a guideline for Luke's theology.
"Thus, the exact amount of funds from those transactions, which are necessary to the successful consummation of this plan, are not yet known, and are tied closely to the prevailing interest rates in the municipal bond market".
The brief consummation of this passion, Ida's struggle to make a life for May, the child born from it, and May's turbulent life are the substance of this gripping story.
The consummation of this quest was "Svadebka" (or "Les Noces"), Stravinsky's choral ballet recreating a Russian peasant wedding, thought by some (well, by me) to represent the composer's absolute summit of achievement.
