Sentence examples for he had consigned from inspiring English sources

Redmayne even complained that in eschewing his phone he had consigned himself to two hours a day tied to his laptop answering emails.

Mr. Perenyi also has receipts for some works he had consigned for auction as a dealer but, in reality, had created.

CUYLER CHRISTIANSON, the Bronx Robert Moses couldn't imagine that the very people he had consigned to the rubble of the burned-out South Bronx could have the vision, the ingenuity, the gumption and the persistence to rebuild.

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.

An auction of John F. Kennedy memorabilia at Guernsey's two weeks ago was clouded by a disagreement over whether a Baltimore collector actually owned the items he had consigned.

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.

Jef walks with the careful lightness of a man prowling over what may be quicksand, and suspicion is the territory he has consigned himself to.

Since discovering the 104-page notebook in what Mr. Launey described as "a recent burst of energy sifting through household papers," he has consigned it for sale through a rare book and manuscript dealer, Locus Solus Rare Books in Manhattan.

Nonetheless, he has consigned 22 sculptures--valued at a total of $2 million to $3 million--to Christie's New York, to be offered May 7-8 in the auction house's big spring sale of contemporary art.

They thought they had consigned depressions to history.

He knew precisely the historical role to which it had consigned him.