Sentence examples for been consigned to another from inspiring English sources

I tell him that that kind of looseness, or loucheness, seems to have been consigned to another era.

Bristol can have no complaints, having been consigned to another season in the Championship by well-organised opponents who rose triumphantly to the occasion on another raucous West Country night.

Heavens and hells are usually temporary states until the individual is consigned to another rebirth.

The ruling junta's staunchest foe was consigned to another 18 months of detention at her home, as punishment for a bizarre incident in May when an American eccentric swam to her lakeside villa.

Fourth-placed Hertha (beaten 2-0 Bayernern) are five points adrift and will probably be overtaken by Borussia Mönchengladbach (3-1 winners against Hoffenheim at home); Schalke are consigned to another season without the Champions League.

Hamilton is consigned to another fightback, but he did not sound optimistic of achieving what he did at Silverstone two weeks ago, when he was punted into a spin by Raikkonen on the first lap but fought back to challenge Vettel for victory in the closing stages.

It is hinted at all the way, but not explicitly said until page 51! Without such an interesting main character, this book would have been consigned to the "yet another thriller" category, but Laureth's blindness and individual personality added so much more to this lovely book.

Handicrafts have been consigned to curio tables.

Night-time has been consigned to legend.

Socialism had been consigned to history.

Keynes appeared to have been consigned to history.