Sentence examples for that was consigned from inspiring English sources
And so secondhand-store buyers worry about something the size of a lentil that could have been on a pipe near the ceiling or in a book on a shelf before it made the jump to clothing or furniture that was consigned or given away.
So what should Hodgson do to ensure this does not happen after a World Cup campaign that was consigned to the dustbin even before the stalemate against surprise group winners Costa Rica?
But through his criticism he salvaged a vital piece of American cinema that was consigned to the cultural trash bin, while grooming a generation of savvy filmgoers and critics to look beyond a movie's surface gloss and investigate its craftsmanship and ambitions.
One is a 19th-century Maori wooden panel that was consigned to auction last September at the Dunbar Sloane auction house in New Zealand.
It's a reminder that FGM is not something that is consigned to other continents; it affects children and women in Britain as well, with the NHS treating hundreds every month for the after-effects of this inconceivably brutal practice.
Prior to the 20th century a factor was a business agent whose functions included warehousing and selling the commodities that were consigned to him, accounting to his principals for the proceeds, guaranteeing the credit of purchasers, and sometimes making cash advances to his principals before the actual sale of the goods took place.
Cees Wittebrood, director general for humanitarian aid and civil protection at the European commission, assured journalists in Brussels on Monday that the EU would put in place measures to avoid the roadmap becoming yet another document that is consigned to the archive as soon as it is published.
Would blogging from a remote African village help to break through the aid fatigue that is consigning Africa to the role of tragic loser in the global economy?
I think it's high time that Big Brother was consigned to the scrapheap.
Christie's noted that it was consigned from Ashiya, Japan, and had entered the Japanese collection before World War II.
Six weeks of comatose and/or heavily medicated hospitalization followed before the ultimate realization that William was consigned to a persistent vegetative state.
