Sentence examples for before consigning from inspiring English sources

Next, before consigning a cat to a shelter, give the cat's owner a chance to retrieve it.

All we ask is that before consigning us to the scrap heap we get an opportunity to make our case.

Even when this is done, it backs up the registry before consigning to the waste bin only those entries it deems safe to delete.

They supposedly make good gifts, although 78percentt of recipients will glance at this kind of book exactly twice before consigning it to oblivion.

Before consigning NATO to the scrap heap of history, we Americans should ask what we would put in its place and whether it would serve U.S. interests as well.

But, before consigning a fifth of humanity to the dustbin of economic history, one might consider, more broadly, whether it makes sense to place such an emphasis on religion in explaining the underdevelopment of so many Muslim countries.

At the press conference, Mr Bon, who will chair the new entity, grinned indulgently as Mr Snook banged his now-familiar drum about how mobile technology would sweep all before it, consigning fixed-line networks to history.

The bigger question, really, starting out, is whether the film will merely walk in the steps of a thousand similar films before it, consigning its characters to their expected, probably bloody fates, or will strike off on its own into some new unimagined territory.

Whatever divided us before let us consign to the past.

Lizbekistan eventually acquired several thousand citizens before being consigned to oblivion last year.

Still, before we consign Winston's career to the scrapheap we may what to consider that the QB back in 1991 was Brett Favre.