Sentence examples for consigned a from inspiring English sources

Was this the moment when a 7-year-old consigned a 9-year-old to the dustbin of yesterday?

Just down the street from RM's sale, Russo & Steele has consigned a seemingly identical car in another classic Ferrari color, a bright shade known as Fly Yellow.

"Our inability to give them what they need to thrive within law-abiding society has consigned a generation to nihilism and bloodshed".

In 2006 Pirkle Jones, a former assistant to Adams, consigned a "Moonrise" print from 1948 to Sotheby's; it sold for $609,600, a world auction record for Adams.

In January, for example, a local resident consigned a cherrywood jewelry chest that still had the protective plastic from the factory on it.

In September, on the day that Lehman Brothers fell, the 43-year-old artist cleared £95.7m in a pair of auctions at Sotheby's to which he had consigned a large number of his own works.

Paul Smith, the clothing designer, consigned an oak-veneered cabinet by Osvaldo Borsani and a green glass chandelier by Flavio Poli.

And a Boston collector has consigned an 11-foot-wide screen with eight pensive, nearly life-size young beauties, probably courtesans, painted by Hua Xuan in 1736.

Mr. Bruckner could consign a subject to eternal damnation with a single image.

With an auction, you can consign a large number of bicycles to the auction.

It's almost as if, by consigning a memory to stone, we can begin to forget.