consign in a sentence

I accidentally spilled coffee on my notebook, so I had to consign it to the trash.

Remember to consign all aluminum cans to the recycling bin for a more sustainable future.

The court ordered to consign the accused to the prison until further notice.

The executioner prepared to consign the condemned man to the gallows.

The executioner prepared the equipment to consign the condemned prisoner to the gas chamber.

The CEO decided to consign the expansion plan to the back burner until the company's financial situation improved.

Please consign these expired products to the trash.

Please consign these expired cosmetics to the trash.

It's time to consign these expired medications to the trash.

We should consign these expired products to the disposal bin.

We should consign these expired food items to the compost bin.

I had to consign to the trash all the expired food in my pantry.

After finding expired food in the pantry, I had no choice but to consign it to the trash.

The student's plagiarism may consign them to academic probation or expulsion.

Don't consign your self-worth to external factors; you are valuable regardless of your achievements.

I had to consign my old textbooks to the used bookstore to make some extra cash.

The company will consign the excess supplies to a storage facility.

Let's consign these faded paintings to the trash.

It's time to consign these faded photographs to the trash.

The artist chose to consign the failed artwork to the void.

The student's poor attendance record may consign them to failing the course.

Let's consign to the past the fear of failure and take risks to achieve our goals.

I want to consign to memory the recipe for my grandmother's famous apple pie.

We must consign to the past the prejudices and biases that have no place in our society.

The hermit chose to consign himself to the wilderness, living off the land in solitude.

I need to consign to memory the steps to solve this math problem.

Don't consign your happiness to someone else's approval or validation.

I want to consign to memory the lyrics of my favorite song.

I'm sorry, but we'll have to consign this old computer to the dustbin.

I'm sorry, but we'll have to consign that project to the back burner for now.

The governor signed the order to consign the rebel leader to the gallows.

The student's lack of participation may consign them to a lower grade than their peers.

The student's lack of effort may consign them to a lower grade than they are capable of.

The professor's harsh grading may consign some students to a lower GPA.

I want to consign to memory the recipe for my grandmother's famous apple pie.

We must consign to the past the belief that we are limited by our circumstances and strive for greatness.

The police officer had to consign the suspect to the prison after he was found guilty.

The cursed forest was said to consign anyone who entered it to the netherworld.

Don't forget to consign those empty bottles to the trash.

Don't forget to consign that old newspaper to the recycling bin.

We should consign these spoiled fruits to the trash.

The law enforcement officials were able to consign the fugitive to the prison after a long chase.

The old computer was no longer functioning, so I had to consign it to the trash.

The queen was furious and ordered her servant to consign the thief to the dungeon.

The old documents were no longer needed, so we decided to consign them to the furnace.

I need to consign this old furniture to the trash.

He decided to consign his antique furniture to an auction house.

The store owner agreed to consign the vintage furniture for sale.

My husband and I decided to consign some of our furniture to the donation box.

The court ordered to consign the accused to the prison until further notice.