Sentence examples for the consigned from inspiring English sources
verb
To transfer to the custody of, usually for sale, transport, or safekeeping.
Squindo notes that the consigned 180 is in running order, with.3 horsepower (decimal intended) available from its 12-volt motor to push it across a parquet floor – or round a cul-de-sac.
Under the law in Massachusetts, an "art dealer must pay the artist monies due from the sale of the consigned work within 90 days of receipt of payment.
The raised FGM concentrations in non-consigned (control) mares may have been influenced by a "neighbour" stress effect, given that the consigned mares remained within sight and sound of their previous group mates on all except the day of sales.
In winning their nationhood, the Greeks consigned the Persians to a miserable place in the world's memory.
The defeat consigned the club to a 55th consecutive season outside the Football League.
The railroad consigned the Post Road running alongside it to stepchild status.
After consulting with experts, the owners consigned the bowl for auction.
This, he said, would turn London into Paris "with the poor consigned to the outer ring".
Nor is the novela consigned to the ghetto of daytime programming.
In 1990 Christie's sold the table, consigned by the Philadelphian George Gordon Meade Easby, to H. Richard Dietrich Jr. for $1.2 million.
Eventually Beyeler's name glamorized all the works consigned by the foundation, regardless of author or period.
