Sentence examples for have consigned to from inspiring English sources
The news has merely rekindled memories of an unfulfilling chapter in the club's past that they would rather have consigned to history for good.
Their research materials have filled a wall of more than 100 black binders, which the couple, who are in their 80s, have consigned to an all-Eames sale on Thursday at Wright auction house in Chicago.
But her proposal was for a project of a vastly different sort, one that would take them back to the arena of their earliest successes, aspects of their careers that both seemed to have consigned to the past.
But his performance is characterised most strongly by stillness and composure, along with the sort of details that a less watchful director than Ava DuVernay might have consigned to the cutting-room floor.
And of course neither major party wants to talk about the obvious failing of their bipartisan stance – the fact that neither has a clue what to do with the people we have consigned to indefinite detention.
Paediatricians, though once as misogynistic as the rest of the medical establishment – it was not until 1945 that women were permitted to join the British Paediatric Association, the forerunner of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health – have consigned to history the extraordinary notion that the sex of a doctor matters.
David A. Whiman, a retired rabbi in New York who collected for three decades, has consigned to the sale gilded lion synagogue ornaments attributed to woodcarvers who specialized in carousel animals.
Instead, they accused a gallery in Rome of taking title to almost $3.19 million in artworks they had consigned to Salander-O'Reilly.
And what are we to do with a political system that has consigned to the annals of infamy the Sighthills of this world?
It is both gratifying and a little frightening when a play you had consigned to the crypt returns as a living prophecy for our times.
In a contest for popular votes, Bush would have had an incentive to scrounge for every vote in states he had locked up, like Texas, or the ones he had consigned to Gore.
