Sentence examples for have consigned you from inspiring English sources

If recent or cumulative drug/alcohol intake, comically extreme obesity, crippling ennui, or an inexplicable quasi-erotic fascination with vexed-walrus/Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid have consigned you to your couch, that is both fine and awesome.

If your conscience or the falling pound has consigned you to a holiday at home, no need to despair; this year has seen the publication of books that will take you wherever you wish to go.

From a human perspective it can feel as if you have consigned your dog to prison, rather than confining him for his own good.

Van Gaal could easily have consigned Mata to the wilderness but he did not.

Imagine the fate to which a European artfilm might have consigned them.

"We have consigned Mas to the dustbin of history," a CUP deputy, Benet Salellas, gleefully announced.

It is a balanced and reasonable text which steers clear of the pitfalls of extreme positions that could have consigned us to Dante's'Inferno with no exit.

Judge Gonzalez pointed out that to have rejected the loan would have consigned Chrysler to certain liquidation.

With little concern or demurral, we have consigned tens of thousands of our own citizens to conditions that horrified our highest court a century ago.

By sending Bronte into Arthur Nicholls's arms the publisher who gave the world Jane Eyre seems also to have consigned her to an early death.

With custom coachwork by Murphy, the Duesenberg is one of five cars to be offered by the brothers, who have consigned roughly 50 cars for the auction.