Sentence examples for try and consign from inspiring English sources

With Huddersfield tiring, young prop Sutton showed good power to get over for his first Super League try and consign the visitors to a second successive defeat at the start of the new season.

Viewed from our lofty 21st-century vantage point, it already seems something of a timepiece: a snapshot of a specific era in US culture; a tenuous accessory to crimes that have been duly tried, sentenced and consigned to history.

Mr. Blair's decision to take her on at home and try to consign her era to history suggested that he believed that she no longer commanded the support of the British middle class and that she was, if anything, a liability to the opposition Conservatives.

Analysts noted that he could use his authority to try to impede Mr. Ponta's policies and to try to consign him to the political wilderness.

EARLIER this year Bangladesh's generals tried and failed to consign the countries' two leading civilian politicians to exile.

And in light of that, he thinks it wrong for anyone to try to consign gays to the shame that so many of them have endured.

Clothes have to be in relatively good condition – that is, the same stuff you would try to consign, not dump at Goodwill.

London Broncos score two late tries to stun Leeds and consign the Rhinos to a fourth straight defeat in Super League.

Haydn Thomas' try and 17 points from Gareth Steenson's boot consigned the hosts to a third successive tournament defeat this season.

We should learn from this quite new but extensively investigated research field and try consigning these new insights to the CSC research.

And, now that the trauma has begun, it fuels the country's frustration with the president, with Mr Starr, and more generally with government.Because Americans have tried to consign the Lewinsky mess to legal technicians, the scandal seems headed down a path that many find regrettable.