Sentence examples for to consolidated from inspiring English sources
verb
To combine into a single unit; to group together or join.
- He consolidated his luggage into a single large bag.
Over the last 18 months, Mr. Dvorkin said, calls to Consolidated have been up 80percentt.
It was not yet known how many teachers would follow students to consolidated schools.
It has also been applied to consolidated materials from sandstones through coal to hard rock.
In several meetings Mr. Azumi pleaded, unsuccessfully, with villagers to consider moving to consolidated towns on higher ground.
When the previous government failed to reach agreements with those jurisdictions, the money was returned to consolidated revenue in the economic statement and essentially listed as a saving.
Better roads and buses let counties close schools and whisk children out of town to consolidated schools farther and farther away.
Consolidated gained a controlling interest in the New York Edison Company in 1901, and in 1936 changed its name to Consolidated Edison.
Any surplus steam would be sold to Consolidated Edison.
By August, Ms. DeGracia owed $1,800 in back rent and $672 to Consolidated Edison.
TXU said it had agreed to sell TXU Communications to Consolidated Communications Inc. for $524 million.
According to Consolidated Edison, the storm toppled electric lines in parts of Brooklyn and Staten Island.
