Sentence examples for consigned me to from inspiring English sources

While they negotiated over who would get the chocolate mousse, I was always content with apple pie or a poached pear, choices that drew sidelong looks of wonder from my father and sister, who consigned me to the ranks of fruit-dessert eaters, hopelessly minor league.

You see, somewhere along the line, someone mistakenly convinced me that I could write well and thus consigned me to a life of abject poverty.

I was afraid he would consign me to A&E, with its customary two-to-four-hour waiting time.

An attempt to sway him by saying he is an historical figure fails -- "Don't consign me to history" -- but it does make him smile.

Today I realize that no matter what change I do or do not make to how I understand the world, there is always someone eager to consign me to hell for it.

It is incorrect that I illegally enriched myself with the property of Jews and in particular ordered that portable items with which said Jews fled or planned to flee be consigned to me for the purpose of illegally misappropriating them.

"I'm not consigned to my house to study.

This rather unexpected finding could be consigned to chance, owing to our limited sample size.

A lot of New York dealers consign work to me.

Abandoned again by their feckless mother, those two sad sacks, Sally and me, are consigned to shovelling snow from a recent blizzard.

It's time for stuckism to be consigned to history.