Sentence examples for consigned at from inspiring English sources

He was eventually consigned, at 12, to the Lincoln County Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children.

Mr. Burius sold or consigned at least 13 of the books to Ketterer Kunst, a German auction house.

Green is adamant he will continue with the purchase of a club which is now banned from competing in European competition for three years and therefore consigned – at best – to the commercial revenues afforded to SPL sides.

"I came to realize," he wrote in his second book, "The Audacity of Hope," that "without an unequivocal commitment to a particular community of faith, I would be consigned at some level to always remain apart, free in the way that my mother was free, but also alone in the same ways that she was ultimately alone".

At the centre of Sand's political critique is a conception of nationality and citizenship that has, he says, consigned at least a quarter of those living within Israel's gree​n line anyone who is not the son or daughter of a Jewish mother to institutional discrimination.

At the centre of Sand's political critique is a conception of nationality and citizenship that has, he says, consigned at least a quarter of those living within Israel's gree​n line – anyone who is not the son or daughter of a Jewish mother – to institutional discrimination.

Since you are buying, selling and consigning at once, figures can easily become lost or confusing.

If anything that attitude only impressed the Saints more, consigned as they were at that point to meek humiliation and a succession of wooden spoons.

Mr. Edwards had consigned them at Cowan's Auctions in Cincinnati for an American history sale on Thursday, to be offered as one lot, with an estimate around $40,000.

But here he is consigned to staring at Ms. Kidman, which emasculates him.

Most of the portraits were eventually consigned to storage at the Tate Gallery.