Sentence examples for consigned him to from inspiring English sources

But this consigned him to a life in limbo.

Sony, Mr. Tani's employer of 32 years, consigned him to this room because they can't get rid of him.

What he liked was hanging around Chagny and playing soccer, and so, faute de mieux, the family consigned him to its famous kitchen.

No one would have been more amused than Reagan himself if Hollywood had consigned him to a career of playing egghead roles.

McAlpine has said the Newsnight allegations left him shattered and "consigned him to the lowest circles of hell" when they were made on 2 November.

That is why analysts say Mr. Berlusconi, despite having bowed out of politics, is still following developments in Rome very closely, even if Italians have consigned him to their political history.

He laughed and said: "I did not consign him to hell.

After David Cameron met with the Dalai Lama in 2012, China subjected him to censure, consigning him to the diplomatic deep freeze.

After Mr. Brownlee won the Met auditions, a friend told him that an agent claimed that his height and race would consign him to small roles.

It is often better to let a person go than to consign him to a miserable existence as someone very different from who he was before the catastrophe.

Analysts noted that he could use his authority to try to impede Mr. Ponta's policies and to try to consign him to the political wilderness.