Sentence examples for together consisted from inspiring English sources
Their first home together consisted of a single-person cot in the photography lab where Mr. Luckus found a job.
When this step was completed, apprentices were presented with the central task of the activities and asked to work with the members of their group during a day at school on this task; the goal of each group, to be completed together, consisted of the production of a document containing the group's solution and comments to a problem to be solved.
In Study 1, the ET challenge consisted of PA, 410 μg/kg, and EF, 205 μg/kg; while in Study 2, LT and ET challenge together consisted of PA, 10 μg/kg, LF, 10 μg/kg, and EF, 10 μg/kg.
But the law does require the executive branch to provide timely, written notice to the full committees — which together consist of fewer than 40 members — of the plans.
The bombs were relatively large, together consisting of about 175 pounds of explosives, Nikolai Sintsov, a spokesman for the National Antiterrorism Committee, said at a news conference.
Just like the Swarm constellation, CHAMP and GRACE together consist of three satellites as well, be it that the tandem is flying at the higher altitude.
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) is the assessment of the possible impact that a proposed plan or project may have on the environment, together consisting of the natural, social and economic aspects.
The proposed system, which can be easily deployed in a nursing home where many elderly people live together, consists of a master panel (MP) and seven portable smart pill-boxes (SPBs).
The company plans to use its new funding to accelerate development of its app player (currently in alpha) and "Cloud Connect Service", which together consists of free, downloadable software that essentially give users one-click access to Android apps on any Windows PC, tablet, or laptop — as well as the ability to view these apps in full-screen mode.
Our time together consists of us taking turns reading and then discussing what we read.
Bands of horses range together, consisting of as few as two animals, although there are generally more.
