Sentence examples for normally consigned from inspiring English sources

Passengers who are normally consigned to economy class might smirk to hear the Concorde, which costs more than $10,000 for a full-fare round-trip ticket, described as a business tool.

Before 1945 those with mental illnesses would normally be consigned to a long-stay hospital and then forgotten.

Ethical investment, normally a topic consigned to the specialist press, had a rare moment in the national spotlight last month after it emerged that the Church of England held an indirect stake in one of Wonga's principal financial backers.

They were consigned works.

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.

Larger animals are consigned to the hold.

"It should be consigned to history".