The Fur lived in homesteads, a number of which constituted a village.
Medieval Europe made great use of the pointed arch, which constituted a basic element in Gothic architecture.
"The UCI failed to apply its own rules … which constituted a serious breach of its obligations … to govern the sport correctly," states the report.
In the immediate aftermath of defeat to Australia he met each of the players individually for 10-minute discussions, which constituted a marathon six hours of reflection.
The historian Andrew Alpern says that at her death, Huguette Clark owned three apartments in the building, two of which constituted a full floor.
Although the construction sector employed less than one-tenth of the active workforce, its total exceeded that of agriculture and fishing, which constituted a shrinking proportion.
Grant managed to whip these miscreants into shape so efficiently he was given two more troublesome regiments, which constituted a brigade.
Smith at one point remarked that had he been born in a castle, he would be painting pictures of chandeliers, which constituted a rebuff to both Sylvester and Berger.
When he got another crack at Johnson, he belted a full-toss into the Tavern crowd, which constituted a more-or-less legitimate shot, then, making room to leg, deliberately sliced him to third man.
Seeing little hope of returning, they expressed strong nostalgia and homesickness, which constituted a major characteristic of their writings and demonstrated that they had little affiliation with their place of residence.
One member of staff at Ofcom has been dismissed in the last five years for computer misuse which constituted a "serious breach" of the regulator's policies, according to its records.
