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1
HIS list selects those whom we may prudently
consign
to
the law.
2
Nothing now remains but to
consign
to
the Grave the ashes of Beatrice.
3
But some Irish sellers also choose to
consign
to
the big London sales.
4
He must
consign
to
oblivion the body and soul, the life, comfort and existence.
5
Occupy yourself only with the people I
consign
to
you.
6
How cruel the fates to
consign
to
slavery one born to be a king!
7
I
consign
to
its embraces the friends who bore, and the visitors who exasperate, me.
8
To
consign
to
oblivion the memory of these gallant suffering few would be culpable injustice.
9
God especially creates creatures to
consign
to
hell.
10
The barbarous methods to which it owed its very existence they were willing to
consign
to
oblivion.
11
Political skeletons and financial misdeeds have been firmly
consigned
to
the past.
12
The Korean conflict has been
consigned
to
a footnote in American history.
13
By Christmas, Identity Card laws will be
consigned
to
the history books.
14
The graves are totally neglected after the bodies are
consigned
to
them.
15
Early in her sickness Amanda was
consigned
to
the care of Dora.
16
But will cars in cities ever be
consigned
to
the history books?
consign
to
consign