And when the Mariinsky Ballet — which delivers most repertory as if consigning it to the time-honored marble halls of yesteryear — brought Mr. Ratmansky's two-act "Little Humpbacked Horse," with a score by Rodion Shchedrin, to the Metropolitan Opera House, this St.
And where do we go if liberalism is consigned to the dustbin of history?
If they're consigned to history Osborne's done at least one thing right.
No one would have been more amused than Reagan himself if Hollywood had consigned him to a career of playing egghead roles.
That is why analysts say Mr. Berlusconi, despite having bowed out of politics, is still following developments in Rome very closely, even if Italians have consigned him to their political history.
If you're consigned to the equivalent of the ploffice for the foreseeable future, how do you persuade other household members to recognise that the corner you've claimed is officially an office and should be treated accordingly?
By the time he reached his next event today, a panel discussion with doctors at a medical center in Orlando, it was almost as if he had consigned himself to the eclipsing of the day's theme.
"If you're consigned to, you know, being a barista or, you know, some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe, you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing," she said.
She has publicly lamented the effect it has had on two other strippers arrested with her in what many saw as a politically motivated sting at a strip club in July, acknowledged the toll it has taken on her marriage, and wondered if she has consigned herself to live forever in Trump's shadow.
