Sentence examples for now consigned to from inspiring English sources
Hutton, a once-grand broking firm now consigned to history.
(Parkway rest stops were once run by Marriott and are now consigned to HMS Host).
The ploy fails, and Paul, now consigned to stocking shelves at a supermarket, ponders revenge.
The two causes that ate up most of his life, Zionism and Marxism, are now consigned to history faculties.
Like smoking in pubs and public buildings, it is now consigned to history, destined to become a retail curiosity.
With the first weekend of the post-season now consigned to memory it's hard to think of a more action-packed weekend.
Bitter past quarrels over the Iraq war can now be consigned to history.
But can Mammy now be consigned to the dustbin of history?
There may be a long struggle ahead, but Bolton must just be grateful memories of their last campaign can now be consigned to the record books.
Judging from the effect of the smoking ban on our village pub, this great English institution has now been consigned to history.
Working mothers who had already spent hours and days touring schools, submitting applications, shepherding their children around for the requisite tests and interviews were now, if consigned to wait lists, forced to summon even greater reserves of effort.
