Sentence examples similar to I will consign from inspiring English sources
It was perhaps inevitable, but worth noting all the same: Once Morgan Stanley completes its acquisition of Smith Barney, it will consign the venerable name to the financial industry's ash heap.
A further reason why the convening of the Convention is a milestone in European politics is that it will consign the policy of secret diplomacy behind closed doors, of non-transparent decision-making and haggling in marathon night sittings - as happened most recently at the Nice Summit - to the past, hopefully once and for all!
If retail continues to define itself as "selling stuff", then I fear the industry will consign itself to irrelevance.
"I assume that my business will be more than fine because people will consign more and people buying full price will be pulling back". Others may not be as lucky.
Only Labour will Consign it to History, The Guardian, June 7 , 2017
MI5 hopes its official history will consign conspiracies to history, a hope embraced by Andrew.
Departure will consign many to a long-term economic future that ultimately few may envy.
More moderate adherents will consign patches of each day to old-fashioned living, such as the face-to-face conversation.
Republicans say the plan's failure will consign the country to what Mr. Ryan called "debt and decline".
Others worry that this clean-up will consign the city to a poor imitation of Singapore; ordered and sterile.
The stunning finish of 12 losses in 17 games will consign the 2007 Mets to baseball infamy.
