Sentence examples for He was consigned from inspiring English sources

He was consigned to a detention center, but he slipped out a window and vanished again.

He was consigned to a workhouse in Manchester before signing up, aged 16, with the RAF as a wireless operator and air gunner.

He was consigned to a B race in the British League, failing to win even that; a medal-winner, but only bronze, in the South of England championships; eliminated in the semi-finals of the British Olympic trials.

But after he moved to New York in 1969, he was consigned to training work.

Because his hearing was poor, he was consigned to routine duties.

All that, in the days when he was consigned to what was known as the "championship box" for second-grade foreign squad members, while United's legendary box or rondo training exercises took place.

It was not entirely clear from his remarks whether one of the flashpoints he was consigning to the past tense was his higher education package, rejected by the Senate.

Christie's had given Mr. Grothe a guarantee, an undisclosed minimum price promised to a seller regardless of a sale's outcome, on all the property he was consigning this season, and the photography performed well.

Orphaned yet again, he is consigned to wander around a ravaged Iran looking for his family.

But here he is consigned to staring at Ms. Kidman, which emasculates him.

Tom Hawkins has been luxuriating in the capital's fleshpots when he's consigned to the debtors' prison, Marshalsea.