Sentence examples for given a consignment from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Libera was given a consignment of bricks by Lego distributors in Poland, which he used to construct a Lego concentration camp.

So Tariko persuaded Italian chocolate maker Ferrero to give him a consignment of sweets to sell.

According to the SMGS agreement on carriage of goods, having an SMGS consignment note gives a railway administration that is a party to the SMGS Agreement a direct transport passage through all the stations to the destination station.

He has gallery space where he shows only his artists' new work, and he also traffics in the secondary market, selling objects he's either bought himself or been given on consignment.

Consider giving the clothes to a consignment shop.

Mr. Bauman gave me access to out-of-season merchandise, and I opened a consignment shop in my basement.

Founder Ryan Coyne claims that Spruceling parents will spend around $200, plus those parents will be saved the trouble of driving to a consignment store or charity to sell back or give away the clothing.

He even gave me a glass horse figurine that he picked up at a consignment shop.

You could donate the clothes, turn them into new clothes, use them for chores such as gardening or painting, give them to siblings, cousins or neighbors, or take them to a consignment store.

It also extends the reach of brick-and-mortar consignment stores, said Howard Katon, who runs a consignment shop in Lake Worth, Fla., and does not use a computer.

TOKIO 7, a consignment store, 64 East Seventh Street, East Village, (212) 353-8443.