Sentence examples for are consigned to classes from inspiring English sources

For lack of teachers and classrooms, thousands of California's children are consigned to "classes" in which they get school credit for running errands for the teachers and staff.

Larger animals are consigned to the hold.

Girls, meanwhile, are consigned to the "Cozy Cutie" shop.

And promising candidates like Donald Payne are consigned to the shadows.

Miniature women are consigned to the Dustbin of History.

Strains are consigned to various zymodemes.

They are also more likely to be consigned to special education classes or prescribed mood-managing drugs.

"Martha could be consigned to a history class in 10 years unless there are new talent and new disciples," she said.

Even after they were freed they were consigned to peonage, second-class citizens, forbidden to vote in much of the South, dissuaded from doing so in some of the North, relegated to separate schools, restaurants, churches, hotels, waiting rooms of train stations, the back of the bus, the other side of the tracks, the mortuary, the cemetery and, if whites could manage it, heaven itself.

To put it bluntly, the community spirit of the Protestant working class was consigned to the dustbin of history.

But at the same time, does this also mean that all religious matters should be consigned to merely anthropological – and from my memory, frankly tokenistic – religious education classes?