Sentence examples for it's consigned from inspiring English sources

We must act now to save further education before it's consigned to history in communities all over Britain," Byrne said.

Catch it before it's consigned to a badly dubbed dead-of-night run on the Movie Channel and its last act -- in which she's betrayed -- is lopped off.

Try to ascertain, for example, if a piece is fresh to the market, perhaps from an estate, or whether it's consigned by a dealer, which could mean it's something that, for whatever reason, didn't sell in the shop.

It was consigned to Christie's, which auctioned it in January.

It was consigned to Sotheby's on June 2 , 1989 by the Kimbell Art Foundation in Fort Worth, Texas, and then realized $374,000.

Christie's noted that it was consigned from Ashiya, Japan, and had entered the Japanese collection before World War II.

The Dutch-British team's entry was conservative next to Marzella and Utzon's concrete seashells, which is why it was consigned to third place in the contest.

It was consigned to oblivion on December 23rd, in an almost unanimous vote of the country's parliament.

On January 2nd it was consigned to the dustbin.

It was consigned to Tiffany & Co., 2 East 57th Street.

It was consigned along with three other Mercedes from his collection by RM Auctions last year.