Mr. Perenyi also has receipts for some works he had consigned for auction as a dealer but, in reality, had created.
Redmayne even complained that in eschewing his phone he had consigned himself to two hours a day tied to his laptop answering emails.
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.
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.
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.
By the time he reached his next event today, a panel discussion with doctors at a medical center in Orlando, it was almost as if he had consigned himself to the eclipsing of the day's theme.
In September, on the day that Lehman Brothers fell, the 43-year-old artist cleared £95.7m in a pair of auctions at Sotheby's to which he had consigned a large number of his own works.
Davis seemed unaware he had consigned himself to the backbenches, telling the BBC: "I may or may not be on the backbenches … This issue matters more to me than my job".
Stooping, not conquering Essential reading Explosive Crash-test dummies The price of entry ReprintsSteven Cohen, an American hedge-fund billionaire, sent his adviser, Sandy Heller, to oversee the sale of Sotheby's star lot, Manet's 1878 self-portrait, which he had consigned to the sale and which featured on the cover of the catalogue.
