Sentence examples for now it consists of from inspiring English sources

For now it consists of a collection of boxes and towers holding seven small telescopes and cameras on a bump known as Dome Argus, which is 13,000 feet high and about 700 miles east of the South Pole.

Right now it consists of three men acting out movement patterns for 25 minutes in a variously lighted rectangle, not very subtly reflective of the music or its structure.

Now it consists of an 18-hole course and a clubhouse which at 9.30 this morning is starting to fill up with a large party of stocky, grey-haired locals, just shy of retirement age, gearing themselves up for a chilly three hours out on the links.

Right now, it consists of: Sleigh Bells, "Comeback Kid" AlunaGeorge, "You Know You Like It (Raffertie Remix)" Cut Copy, "Sun God Andrew Weatherall Arp Version" The 2012 list will change often, according to careful deliberation, moments of reckless enthusiasm, and all manner of caprice.

By late 2015, the form of the monotony had changed; now it consisted of "nasty, divisive headlines and negativity".

Although the P300 response was originally described as single entity, it is now clear that it consists of two distinct components - P3a and b [10].

Now officially called Open Doors, it consists of 17 groups (more than 100 students), chaperoned to a season's worth of theater offerings by interested mentors.

(Never mind skin care, there's even an anti-aging clothing line now -- I can imagine it consists of yoga pants steeped in Omega-3s and resveratrol).

Now a registered conservation area it consists of a series of part timber-framed buildings echoing the wattle and daub constructions of the original houses and burgage plots.

One is that by the time Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red is completed – and it's nearly there now – it will consist of 888,246 ceramic poppies, each representing a British fatality in the first world war.

Now it'll consist of 15 events and may include the United States in 2012, along with Brazil, China and India after that.