Sentence examples for consigned to different from inspiring English sources

Unmentioned in this designation, and consigned to different categories of limbo, were (a) a pair of ghosts, said to have haunted the place for decades, and (b) a ten-room duplex that the impresario David Belasco had built above his theatre in 1909.

Each borough is consigned to a different part of the gallery, and Xbox Kinect camera sensors track your movement, sending blob positional data over Open Sound Control to a Max/MSP program, which alters the sound playback accordingly.

It has visited us in the ongoing drip, drip, drip of new and vanishing personnel, in the retirements of Didier Drogba and Andrey Arshavin, two Premier League stalwarts – in their own, very different ways – consigned to the past that the future can't help but create.

"Something most of us thought consigned to history books, belonging to a different century, is a shameful and shocking presence in modern Britain".

By the time she was nine months old, her son said, she was an orphan and consigned to foster care, growing up mostly in different towns in Michigan.

Like me, the ones who didn't make it had dreams and visions of a future far different from the reality they were consigned to.

The city became a different city, and the moment receded, one more dark episode consigned to the archives.

Because many are consigned to a press charter while Mr. Gore flies in Air Force Two, they can sometimes be in a different city.

Or be consigned to the care system?

Egypt looked consigned to sharing the points.

That question is consigned to history".