Sentence examples for be shuffled off from inspiring English sources

But an intimate token of regard ought not be shuffled off to someone else.

It's not the sort of thing that should be shuffled off to a law reform commission.

This is not an issue that can be shuffled off to final-status negotiations.

Andrew Bailey, head of the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, doesn't sound overly pleased to be shuffled off to east London to lead the Financial Conduct Authority.

Sometimes they can be filled by lucky discoveries or eureka moments in the archive, but more often they need to be shuffled off the page.

When that takes effect early next year, about 10% of the bank's customers could be shuffled off to a less deluxe service, Private Client Direct.

LATE next year, when the last in a long line of Crown Victoria Police Interceptors rolls off a Ford assembly line in Canada, many police officers will have cause to be wistful: a mostly beloved comrade will be shuffling off to retirement.

Her specific recommendations for reform were shuffled off to committee.

Grandpa Sawtooth is shuffled off to a retirement home after he bites a tourist.

His plea was shuffled off to the Treasury, nominally responsible for smuggling issues.

That's certainly true with the arts, as more and more arts programmes are shuffled off to BBC4.