Sentence examples for immediately consigned to from inspiring English sources

Even though scoring is a mix of distance, speed and judges' marks, it is not nearly as subjective as another sport with judges: in figure skating, all but the top four or five competitors are immediately consigned to being warm-up acts, with no chance of getting past the preconceptions.

Nearly everything we come into contact with is met by a "yeah, not bad that," and immediately consigned to the gargantuan list of things that were briefly experienced before being discarded with nary a second glance.

Hutton, a once-grand broking firm now consigned to history.

I immediately consigned it to the "wear around the house or under something" pile.

Both are now being consigned to history.

Terminal swine shows are those in which all participating livestock are consigned to harvest immediately following the exhibition and partial terminal shows usually require the champion animals to be harvested following the exhibition and other pigs may or may not go to harvest.

When I reached Cooke City, I knew immediately that by virtue of my being trailerless and snowmobileless I was consigned to a tiny, pitiable minority.

It was immediately overshadowed by the dramatic raid months later that killed Osama bin Laden — consigned to a footnote in the doleful narrative of America's relationship with Pakistan.

Should Juventus avoid defeat against Shakhtar Donetsk, then Chelsea will be consigned to the Europa League, a reality they would still be digesting as they depart for the Fifa Club World Cup in Japan immediately after Saturday's trip to Sunderland.

Or be consigned to the care system?

Egypt looked consigned to sharing the points.