Sentence examples similar to Consigned to your trust from inspiring English sources

If Longfellow has long since been consigned to your dusty top shelf, it may be time to take him down.

That is because in Texas, as well as in 31 other states and the District of Columbia (http://www.vlaa.org/?view=Artist-Gallery-Consignment-Statutes), artist-dealer consignment statutes exist that identify all artwork and proceeds from sales of art consigned to a gallery as trust property and not part of a gallery's assets.

Do you have the courage and ordinary decency to show this letter to the people, or will it, too, be consigned to the fires of your furnace?

Or maybe you woke up one day to find that your job was cut, your company was vaporized, your entire industry was consigned to history.

Exes should be consigned to history like flares, Eldorado and your teenage mixtapes.

If you use those rhetorical devices — insult, ire, overloaded erudition — your application will be consigned to the wastebasket.

Otherwise, you and your laptop may be consigned to departure Gate 3, with its host of appalling metal seats.

I can't imagine what it's like to lose your home and then see your children fall ill with diseases that should be consigned to history.

Luckily, you're not consigned to a lifetime of platonic nights cuddling on the couch: There's a way to recharge your libidos in just one week.

Stick to your trusted two.

Talk to your trusted friends about your results.