Sentence examples for work consigned to from inspiring English sources

With documentation of Mr. Burden's early performance work consigned to the museum's small fifth-floor gallery, the exhibition unfolds on the lower floors, each with two to six works that effectively contrast scale, process, materials and meaning.

In a telling sign of renewed confidence, many of the works consigned to Christie's had come up at auction in recent years.

What about the works consigned to the basement?

Incorrect Opinions Lawsuits occasionally have been filed when auction houses misattribute works consigned to them.

Tens of thousands more were wounded, and many were left disabled, unable to work, and consigned to poverty back home.

So the Folger Theatre's mission at the moment — staging a modern-dress version of this obscure work, often consigned to the filing cabinet of classical drama labeled "deeply flawed" — begins as strikingly esoteric.

Sure, there are some terrific paintings here, of second world war brownouts (or power drops), the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, trams in a fogbound city (the last by the wonderful Clarice Beckett, much of whose work was consigned to an outhouse after her death and eaten by possums), body-beautiful beach life, the depression, urban and outback misery.

It also contends that Ms. Feiden refused to provide Mr. Hirschfeld with records and documentation about the works he consigned to her.

The pioneering work was seemingly consigned to history and the disappointment for Mr Hughes is its successes are today "forgotten".

I was amused to find that the Macintosh computer, which was cutting-edge in our office when I started work, is now consigned to the woods". Ilana Tyler-Rubinstein: "Old cameras in a souk in Marrakesh". And finally, a photograph taken in Bologna by Ping He.

To put it bluntly, the community spirit of the Protestant working class was consigned to the dustbin of history.