Sentence examples for he is consigned from inspiring English sources

Orphaned yet again, he is consigned to wander around a ravaged Iran looking for his family.

But here he is consigned to staring at Ms. Kidman, which emasculates him.

Now, though, he is consigned to the bench and has no guarantee of starting against Ronny Deila's side at Celtic Park.

And here the story, which thus far has underplayed its sentiment, overreaches: Watanabe's wife is cool toward Quill, and he is consigned to an outdoor pen, in pelting rain and baking heat.

The boy shows a knack with chickens and sheep on the family farm, raises hell at school - so much so that the homestead falls victim to predatory Methodists and he is consigned to work on a barge.

He is consigned to a lonely life by the sink.

When an Englishman says that a woman is "well preserved," he is consigning her, by way of a phony compliment, to a grim zone of struggle and survival, as if she had all the virtues of an aged salmon.

He was consigned to a detention center, but he slipped out a window and vanished again.

Because his hearing was poor, he was consigned to routine duties.

Tom Hawkins has been luxuriating in the capital's fleshpots when he's consigned to the debtors' prison, Marshalsea.

All that, in the days when he was consigned to what was known as the "championship box" for second-grade foreign squad members, while United's legendary box or rondo training exercises took place.