Sentence examples for before being consigned from inspiring English sources

Lizbekistan eventually acquired several thousand citizens before being consigned to oblivion last year.

New-model policies are taken out daily from the showroom and not even test-driven to the nearest traffic lights before being consigned to the metal crusher.

At too many American newspapers, writing obituaries is considered a second-class calling, the pasture where reporters whose legs have given out are sent to graze before being consigned to even more distant pastures.

Yet this dour-seeming documentary only succeeds in framing the society's efforts as so much elaborate tinkering – a science-fair project that briefly caught eyes before being consigned to history's attic.

Dance bands always seem to have short shelf lives; good for a few hits and a PA club tour at most before being consigned to the line-up slot on Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

He was commenting on the the fine condition of four giant volumes of John James Audubon's "Birds of America," which had been in a Scottish house since 1909 before being consigned to Christie's.

Both are now being consigned to history.

We must act now to save further education before it's consigned to history in communities all over Britain," Byrne said.

After the chiefs' meeting on Friday, Indian leaders said they regarded the Mohawk blockades as a watershed in Indians' attempts to regain lands they used before they were consigned to 2,230 reserves across the country.

Catch it before it's consigned to a badly dubbed dead-of-night run on the Movie Channel and its last act -- in which she's betrayed -- is lopped off.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi describes a world tour of torture and humiliation that began in his native Mauritania more than 13 years ago and progressed through Jordan and Afghanistan before he was consigned to US detention in Guantánamo, Cuba, in August 2002 as prisoner number 760.