Sentence examples for consigned both from inspiring English sources

The collector Roderic Steinkamp consigned both to the Rhona Hoffman Gallery in Chicago in 2008.

The war was therefore fundamentally a German effort to remake Europe in the image of a fascist future and to consign both democracy and Bolshevism to the past.

Schiller pits Carlos and his freedom-fighting friend the Marquis of Posa against the restricting powers of church and state before consigning both to death at the hands of the Inquisition.

BBC Football Daily rounds up all the best action, stats and reaction as Sunderland secure their Premier League status with a thumping 3-0 win over Everton, a result that consigns both Norwich and Newcastle to relegation.

The Art Institute of Chicago has consigned paintings to both Sotheby's and Christie's.

They were called up by Coach Bruce Arena for the Mexico game in Columbus in wintry Ohio, with both consigned to the bench.

Seeking funds to buy a paper mill, he consigned works to both Christie's and Sotheby's and in return received about $100 million guarantees — amounts that the house promises a seller regardless of the outcome of a sale.

In Mr. Bickel's scenario, if it is on the right track, school desegregation and re apportionment may both be consigned to the dustbin of his tory.

Both were consigned to some distant part of my head, and locked away in the 1970's, labelled "not to be opened, until after my death".

BAFTA award winners Rebecca Front and Peter Capaldi reprise their roles as Nicola Murray MP and foul-mouthed spin doctor Malcolm Tucker, both now consigned to the Opposition.

According to Common -- who did act in Selma, and John Legend, who both ashamedly consigned such magnificent vulgarity by retorting, "No one says no to Beyoncé" -- showcasing one's talents is for the powerful, and maybe even the feared.