Sentence examples for formally consigned from inspiring English sources

Unlike slavery, apartheid, the Irish famine and western colonialism – all, at least formally, consigned to the dust heap of history – the Arab-Jewish conflict between the Mediterranean and the River Jordan shows no signs of fading.

When she goes, that era is formally committed to memory, consigned to the past, and there opens up a terrible vacancy.

It evolved in the 18th century, with the office of the chief whip formally coming into existence in the early 19th, and should be consigned to this era when deference and obedience were considered virtues.

They were consigned works.

AS the 2002-03 broadcastelevisionon horse race formally begins today, Madison Avenue is emulating the gamblers in "Guys and Dolls," eagerly handicapping which new series will be derby winners and which will be consigned to the glue factory.

Or be consigned to the care system?

Egypt looked consigned to sharing the points.

That question is consigned to history".

Two cars consigned by Mr. Allen were damaged.

Some consigned it to sepia.

Ms. Sturges consigned her wedding dress.