Sentence examples similar to consign days from inspiring English sources

If sad, the calamity of Brian's death -- he was found dead of pneumonia in the undersized crib to which he had been consigned for days -- was not entirely unpredictable, for the home he had been placed in, the agency either knew or should have known, was hardly appropriate.

Workable's cloud based solution allows employers to post jobs, track candidates and hire as a team, consigning the days of email and spreadsheets to history, they say.

PST succeeded not only in its determination to consign the dark days of winding-up orders and points deductions to the past but also in stabilising the club.

More electric cars will bring down carbon emissions, while driverless ones could one day consign traffic jams to history.

Some found themselves marginalised in the early days, consigned to low-paid and low-status jobs, and with doubts cast over their Jewishness.

All too many of these children have simply lost their childhood, consigned to full days of tedious and dangerous work alongside their much older coworkers.

Some even consign their children to days of hard and often exploitative labor because they need the money.

Ganek had consigned the Cattelan only days before the auction catalogue was printed.

Anti-Semitism is an evil many would like to believe was consigned to the darkest days of the last century.

More moderate adherents will consign patches of each day to old-fashioned living, such as the face-to-face conversation.

His major-label days are consigned to the past and he is reduced to recording in his Minneapolis basement almost alone.