Sentence examples for consigned manager from inspiring English sources

This was West Brom's 14th Premier League game without victory and consigned manager Alan Pardew to a first defeat in his second game in charge.

Seven years ago, a bad decision by then Hawks general manager Billy Knight consigned Marvin Williams to a career of unfair comparisons.

Yvette consigned the business to a manager and headed for Europe, determined to give the rest of her life to the deprived peoples of the world.

Not only had he disobeyed a direct instruction and undermined his manager in public, but he had consigned his team to the defeat that would ultimately cost McClaren his job.

"It certainly helps the value," said Fred Kincaid, a manager of the auction, who has also consigned 40 lots.

Overwhelmingly, men were selected for upper-echelon jobs, such director of finance and manager of research and development, whereas women were consigned to lower-paying female jobs like receptionist.

The management of five reservoirs was consigned to the Bureau of Reclamation National Park Servicee 2003).

It's the resignation of the England football manager that everyone is talking about – but should Fabio Capello have been allowed to quit as England manager, thus consigning yet another international tournament to failure?

Second-half goals from Preston's Keith Keane and Josh Brownhill consigned Gillingham to defeat in Peter Taylor's first match as interim manager.

That miscalculation by Robitaille and general manager Rob Blake is one of many mistakes that have consigned the Kings to defeat this season….

Hull City clambered out of the relegation zone and consigned Paul Lambert to a half-century of Premier League defeats as Aston Villa manager in the process.