consign something to the flames

Each first-born son or daughter was consigned to the flames.

Imagine if he had consigned that piece to the flames.

No one should be consigned to the flames while infirm.

He consigned the page to the flames in the fireplace.

And of those words, how many have I myself consigned to the flames as worthless and wrong?

The last third was not only cut but consigned to the flames.

Perenor, I can consign to the flames, easily enough.

What burns there is your doing, and not mine-nor the doing of all the others you have consigned to the flames.

Just before he had consigned her to the flames and the stars and all eternity.

The rest was no longer overwhelming when I consigned the second book to the flames.