Sentence examples for is best consigned from inspiring English sources

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard flopped in England's midfield, AOL and Time Warner was a disaster, and Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's Ebony and Ivory is best consigned to the dustbin.

"To win, Labour must consign Blairite/Brownite factionalism to the dustbin, and Ed Miliband is best able to do that," Hain said.

There is a temptation to draw a line under the Iraq war and to write it off as a regrettable occurrence, best consigned to history.

Both are now being consigned to history.

It would be a real tragedy if everything not in colour was to disappear completely or, at best, was consigned to an equivalent of television All Our Yesterdays.

President Trump and Republicans are soon going to have to make a decision: Do they view the "dreamers" as deserving of a place in American life, or do they view the dreamers as an out-group who at best should be consigned to a marginal, shadowy, upended existence, and at worst should be targeted by the nation's deportation machinery?

Your best bet is to consign in March for spring and summer clothes, giving them a longer seasonal period and enough time to move your merchandise from one shop to another if it doesn't sell at one store.

Bromance movies now have their female equivalents, such as Bridesmaids (2011), but the same rule applies: the romantic intrigue is consigned to a subplot, while the central relationship is between two best buddies.

It's time for stuckism to be consigned to history.

That question is consigned to history".

The name of consumer to whom the car is consigned.