Sentence examples for there consisting of from inspiring English sources
The transfer of lacrosse from Iroquoian to European culture had occurred in Montreal in mid-century, and while the white sport was to emigrate and develop most emphatically in the eastern United States, Canadians would retain it strongly here and there — "here" being southeastern Ontario, "there" consisting of some great leaps over territory unfamiliar in the game.
He released two well-received albums recorded as he was beginning to experience the symptoms of Alzheimer's: "Ghost in the Canvas" in 2011 and "See You There," consisting of new versions of many of his signature songs mostly recorded during the "Ghost in the Canvas" sessions, in 2013.
The accommodation there consists of shacks, and transport is provided by ox-carts.
An installation she saw there consisted of a coffin with a tiny door.
The staff there consists of a superintendent, Brijesh Sobie, and a virtual doorman service.
— NATE SILVER How could Mitt Romney win Mississippi when 80 percent of the turnout there consists of evangelical voters?
The municipal services there consist of a water cart, a few pit latrines and canvas awnings for school classrooms.
Zink's apartment there consists of one main room, high-ceilinged and full of light, a bathroom, and a small kitchen, which has no refrigerator, because Zink regards refrigeration as unnecessary.
"People," the most complex of three pieces there, consists of a poured concrete handball wall with a tall dead tree attached to one vertical edge and an old basketball hoop and backboard attached to a truncated branch.
The alpine zone above the timberline (about 7,550 feet [2,300 metres]) supports mosses, lichens, and some low shrubs in its lower reaches, but much of the terrain there consists of bare rock and ice.
Contrary to statements by early European explorers who claimed that the landscape there consisted of nothing but a shapeless sea of sand the sand desert develops along systematic lines with distinct and characteristic patterns.
