Sentence examples for and is consigned from inspiring English sources

In F. W. Murnau's "The Last Laugh" (1924), the bearish Emil Jannings plays an aging doorman at a magnificent Berlin hotel who loses his job and is consigned to a basement lavatory as an attendant.

"Our technology has become extremely adept at creating products that correspond to our fantasy ideal of an erotic relationship, in which the beloved object asks for nothing and gives everything, instantly, and makes us feel all powerful, and doesn't throw terrible scenes when it's replaced by an even sexier object and is consigned to a drawer".

Due to a variety of circumstances Judah is taken prisoner by the Romans and is consigned to slavery as an oarsman in a Roman ship.

(Her father, Michel Epstein, was sent to Auschwitz several months after her mother and was consigned immediately to the gas chamber).

This type of duty is levied on commodities that originate in one country, cross another, and are consigned to a third.

By the time of Clovis, the ancient Germanic assembly of freemen participated only in the conduct of local affairs and was consigned largely to a military role.

Some felt they had missed the war and were consigned to cleanup duty in the aftermath of the most active era for the United States military in decades.

A pacifist, he declared himself a conscientious objector and was consigned for about a year to the psychiatric ward of a Boston naval hospital.

Fiercely protesting her innocence, Mme Cresson was forced to resign along with the rest of the commission and was consigned to the political wilderness.

All ranges ordered and manufactured are shipped in carload lots to Union and other counties, each car containing sixty separate ranges, and being consigned by the company to itself, in care of Sutton, its employee.

It was acquired in October 1921 by one of the greatest American collectors of the 20th century, Louisine Elder Havemeyer, and was consigned to Christie's by one of her descendants.