Sentence examples for consign with from inspiring English sources

According to The RealReal, those customers who consign with the site can make up to two times more than selling through other channels.

The diamonds are obtained by Harry Winston's experts and consigned with the jewelry company.

And it's fitting that her tart poem "Sci-Fi" turns out to relate the ways that "History, with its hard spine & dog-eared / Corners, will be replaced with nuance," and consigned, with other evidence of human struggle, to "The Museum of Obsolescence": Special installations come and go.

Besides, they argued, medical decisions were too complex to be consigned with consumers.

Among those consigning with her, she said, are recipients of designer swag.

According to these accounts, it is socially constructed interpretations and valuations of the powers of neutral corporeal properties that consign people with various kinds of bodies to advantageous or detrimental social roles.

He became friends with the owner and he consigned Arikawa with four jewels with a value of about $10,000.

He's still preoccupied with mortality and renewal, themes he was pretty much consigned to with his accidental fatal shooting of his brother at the age of 12, followed not long after by the death of his mother.

It was consigned along with three other Mercedes from his collection by RM Auctions last year.

This president memorably consigned Iran (with Iraq and North Korea) to an "axis of evil" in January 2002.

"There seems to be no end to the ingenuity and the craziness of corkscrew designers," Jack Bandy, a California collector who has consigned lots with ICCAuctions, said in a recent phone interview.