Sentence examples for that has consisted from inspiring English sources

For NBC in recent years, that has consisted of unveiling the new lineup before a packed crowd in Radio City Music Hall, and a canapé-and-drinks party in and around the skating rink in Rockefeller Plaza.

Michael was speaking to fans last night at the first of two arena shows at Earls Court in London - the combination of a tour that has consisted of more than 100 dates.

Skudder and Keller tell me that one of the most common requests from the fans has been, "What about a movie?" Personally, I wouldn't think that a feature-length film is the obvious next step for a show that has consisted of funny segments lasting only a few minutes.

In Volvo's case that has consisted of fitting extra security equipment to some models, which Volvo claims has a retail value of £500-600, wincreasingreasing the list price of the cars.

Mac's show accelerated a movie career that had consisted mostly of bit parts; he graduated to leading-man status (the underrated "Mr. 3000") and quality supporting roles (Steven Soderbergh's popular "Ocean's" series).

Armstrong might have thought to establish "brain death," a state described in a report issued in 1968 by the Ad Hoc Committee of the Harvard Medical School to Examine the Definition of Brain Death, a committee that had consisted of ten doctors, a lawyer, a theologian, and a historian.

The old guard has been more easily coaxed into events that have consisted of little but statement and spectacle.

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For Mr. Booker that reinvention has consisted of strengthening his roots in his adopted home by starting a nonprofit organization, Newark Now, and doing pro bono legal work out of his law firm.

He is at bottom a deeply old-fashioned Conservative; so old-fashioned, in fact, as to confound the expectations shaped by recent Tory history.In a sense, that history has consisted of a long argument about Margaret Thatcher.

That experience has consisted of remarkable levels of social integration in places like the Atlanta church, new levels of intellectual honesty about the past in Natchitoches and, less happily, a persistence of obdurate patterns in Tar Heel and many other places as well.