Sentence examples for is consummated by from inspiring English sources

But it could be Anthony who ultimately determines which trade is consummated — by accepting or rejecting a three-year, $65 million contract extension as part of the deal.

But Mr. Munger, 87, promises to hold an "Afternoon With Charlie" if the deal is consummated by early June, according to the deal announcement.

If no trade is consummated by Monday, Anthony will almost certainly have to report to the Nuggets' media day and face uncomfortable questions.

As for Arsenal, the young Cotterill's "fancy" was consummated by the 1970-71 Double, achieved with Bob Wilson in goal.

The Tory love-in with small businesses was consummated by a letter in the Daily Telegraph from 5,000 small firms supporting the party.

A marriage of public infrastructure and private investment, it was consummated by 2.5m Mills & Boon novels that were pulped and then blended into its tarmac.

The relationship was consummated by the influential pedagogue Nadia Boulanger and her distinguished line of American students, chief among them Aaron Copland.

It remained only for the new order to be consummated by the return of Christ in glory to judge the quick and the dead and to save His own from the wrath to come.

You might say the game hung in the balance at that point but Bath's growing threat was consummated by that Watson try, contentious or brilliant according to your shade of beer goggles.

The Allies' recovery was consummated by the first feat executed by Pershing's U.S. forces as an independent army (hitherto the U.S. divisions in France had fought only in support of the major French or British units): the U.S. 1st Army on September 12 erased the triangular Saint-Mihiel salient that the Germans had been occupying since 1914 (between Verdun and Nancy).

"The Juggler's Family" was, without doubt, Rousselot's greatest success, the book that brought all the others back into print, and his triumph was consummated by the Municipal Literary Award, presented at a ceremony in the course of which he was described as one of the five brightest stars among the nation's younger writers.