Sentence examples for consigned in from inspiring English sources

"Go upstairs!" my mother yelled at my brothers and me, who were consigned in our spy clothes (footed pajamas) to the top of the stairs.

Sherry, because of its unusual production method and the unexpected aromas and flavors it presents, is often consigned in the public imagination to the stuffy, dusty sitting room, or to the after-dinner drinks selection.

He knows the territory, as he's a Catholic himself: he may be lapsed (as is Coogan), but the institution to which he was consigned in infancy provides no exit procedure.

Gerrard's retirement was widely anticipated after England were consigned in Brazil this summer to their quickest World Cup exit, although the Liverpool captain says he discussed the decision in depth with Hodgson only recently.

These macroseismic surveys resulted in a vast accumulation of data, including death toll and damages, consigned in Rana (1935) and Dunn et al. (1939), compiled and further analyzed in review studies (Pandey and Molnar 1988).

They're not selling their Cherry Orchard, the Fulds, just the art collection of works on paper at Christies (which yesterday announced major cutbacks as little of the art consigned in the fall sales went at its guaranteed prices).

Your best bet is to consign in March for spring and summer clothes, giving them a longer seasonal period and enough time to move your merchandise from one shop to another if it doesn't sell at one store.

This weekend, she'll be consigning in her second sale, hoping to make some extra cash for her household with the 50 toys and pieces of clothing that her kids no longer use.

Bonhams joined the party this year with a one-day event, while at auctions conducted by RM, Russo & Steele and Silver there was a drop from 2011 both in the number of cars consigned and in gross proceeds.

This was the place where he consigned Fagin in Oliver Twist.

But when they tasted it, it was revolting, so they consigned it, in a stone crock, to the basement.