Sentence examples for it consigned from inspiring English sources

Gooding & Company sold 91 percent of its offerings, and RM Auctions sent 89 percent of it consigned cars home with new owners.

And it consigned the prisoners to what some lawyers have described as a legal black hole.

That lead argued for the safest strategy, and it consigned Mr. Bush to rote, redundant ways.

It consigned Palestinians to permanent underclass status and thus ensured a dynamic of endless violence.

But some dislike it intensely, and long to see it consigned to history.

It consigned O'Shea to the sidelines at a time when his ability to play right across the back four would have been invaluable.

History is capricious about what it preserves and what it consigns to its dustbin.

It's also an odd headlining choice for an actor, particularly one as physically gifted as Depp, since it consigns him to spectral status for most of its running time.

It consigns to history the old Tory argument about whether to bring back grammar schools.

It consigns older hardware to the bin, providing no further updates except in the case of serious security flaws.

It consigns future generations to deal with wastes that we have no way of dealing with ourselves.