Sentence examples for it consigns to from inspiring English sources

History is capricious about what it preserves and what it consigns to its dustbin.

It consigns to history the old Tory argument about whether to bring back grammar schools.

It consigns to the dustbin the last boast of the government's battered reformers, that their policies have at least brought currency stability and steady prices.

Aside from the clumsiness of the new name, I feel that it consigns to oblivion many years of tradition and accomplishment.

But some dislike it intensely, and long to see it consigned to history.

But who, pray, deemed history moribund, like the print it supposedly consigns to the waste bin?

It was consigned to Christie's, which auctioned it in January.

It's the wild wild west, and those who work within it are consigned to fend for themselves.

On January 2nd it was consigned to the dustbin.

It was consigned to Tiffany & Co., 2 East 57th Street.

In the end it was consigned to an uncertain fate in committee.