Sentence examples for consign them from inspiring English sources

Literary editors tend to consign them straight to the bin.This is understandable.

Fear of the wrong quagmire could consign them to a terrible hell.

The problem for Republicans was that playing a "responsible" role appeared to consign them to permanent minority status.

My heart goes out to them, briefly, as I close the book and consign them to oblivion.

So many opera plots involve dysfunctional families that you might as well consign them all to asylums.

A Bournemouth win at home to Bolton on Monday will effectively consign them to the play-offs.

Yet women in many countries suffer from laws, practices, customs, and cultural and religious norms that consign them to a deeply inferior status.

Some people don't feel passionate about one given subject, which is regrettable but shouldn't consign them to the sidelines of the world of prose.

Wigan will travel to the Emirates Stadium this evening knowing anything other than a win will all but consign them to relegation from the Premier League.

As for the hopes of an export-led revival, it is still too early to consign them to the waste bin.

We consign them to cruelly specific roles: a certain rock band is expected to loosen us up, a certain composer is expected to ennoble us.