Sentence examples for we must consign from inspiring English sources

With this latest salvo, I am afraid that we must consign Dawkins to this very same pile of the irrational and the dishonest.

All lovers young, all lovers must Consign to thee and come to dust.

Extend article 50 with a clear plan for progress: Conservatives must consign red lines to history, Labour must come to table with genuine commitment to solutions.

"To win, Labour must consign Blairite/Brownite factionalism to the dustbin, and Ed Miliband is best able to do that," Hain said.

Clay is protean, he suggests, endlessly malleable by human hands, and yet ultimately the potter must consign his works to fate and accident, to the ruthless caprices of the kiln.

Fear no more the lightning flash, Nor the all-dreaded thunder stone; Fear not slander, censure rash; Thou hast finished joy and moan: All lovers young, all lovers must Consign to thee, and come to dust.

But can Smith truly suggest that young people like Stephens and Marmer, who are already showing so much facility in supporting themselves as knowledge workers, must "consign them[selves] to a lifetime of unsatisfying, low-wage employment"?

We can now consign 'we are all in this together' to the lexicon of history, to join 'big society'.

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

"We cannot consign our children to this future.

Can we really consign that era to the archives?