Sentence examples for already being consigned from inspiring English sources

And so, just as the crude and gawky gang of four from Rudge Park comprehensive enjoy their third and most successful series, attracting record audiences to youth channel E4, they are already being consigned to television history.

Bank clerks and travel agents have already been consigned to the dustbin by the thousand; teachers, researchers and writers are next.

Most of them will have already been consigned to the shredder, as the economic crisis has blown away the assumptions on which they were based.Faced with exceptionally volatile business conditions, senior executives are finding it harder than ever to gauge how their companies are likely to fare in the months ahead.

Sitting in the audience with five hundred other students, I had the unsettling awareness that I had already been consigned to a life of mediocrity by the very fact that I had not been the one chosen to stand on the podium.

Having already been consigned to the role of firm underdogs, Wales were on the back foot even before the first whistle following the loss of Joe Allen.

It's the Hummer being consigned to the scrapheap of history.

Many were listed as being consigned by a woman in Switzerland known only as "Madame Andre".

Now 85 years old, he is being consigned to retirement by the rise of Mr Modi.

Both are now being consigned to history.

The death tax is being consigned to the graveyard and the tax on dividends, abolished.

Had it recognised that it had behaved badly and shown genuine willingness to put things right in the first place, PPI might already have been consigned to the (rather large) dustbin of financial history.