Sentence examples for I will be consigned from inspiring English sources

What if they are all going to be right and will be laughing and I will be consigned to a bunch of 'Where are they now?' lists?" Radcliffe, who has been teetotal since 2010, conceded: "I would have benefited from not drinking".

As a result, it will have little impact and, once Bill O'Reilly has finished mocking it, will be consigned to the dustbin of history.

If ASX is forced to pull out, they say, it will be consigning itself to isolation and scuppering Australia's hopes of playing a central financial role in Asia's growth.

After so many disappointments, if Congress cannot even stop the clandestine fund-raising infecting the process this year, it will be consigning the election system to the dark pre-Watergate days of corruption and backdoor financial dealings.

Pretty soon it'll be consigned to history.

Many restrictions and regulations will be consigned to the dustbin.

Three centuries and more of political union between England and Scotland will be consigned to history.

And how many more petty criminals will be consigned to prison cells because of bad law?

By Christmas, Identity Card laws will be consigned to the history books.

If we don't do something about it, then these beautiful animals will be consigned to pictures in history books.

Now the focus will turn to whether United will be consigned to a place in the Europa League next season.