Sentence examples for of being consigned from inspiring English sources

The scrunchie seems to be in the process of being consigned to her past.

This, as I know from my own and my father's writing, is a troubled optimism, scarred by the anger of being consigned to the margins.

What was a real British success story is on the verge of being consigned to the dustbin". But Barker's message to the solar industry was "get real".

Both the ferocious "Living Sculpture" and the more ingratiating pictures and little sculptures that followed it made positive content out of being consigned to domesticity.

Where once Gudjohnsen made history by coming on as a substitute for his father, Arnor, when he made his international debut against Estonia in 1996, now he was on the verge of being consigned to it.

But he has proved to be such an ingenious researcher and clear-eyed thinker that instead of being consigned to the fringe of his field, the opposite has happened: he has shown other economists just how well their tools can make sense of the real world.

They find themselves on the wrong side of history on issue after issue and would have to change their positions across the board in order to have much hope of avoiding being consigned to the dustbin of history.

Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, warns that "a lost generation of young people being consigned to the dole queue".

"The old notions of 'early retirement' are being consigned to history, but far too few workers are planning ahead for longer working lives.

the aircraft could follow other weapons considered "so cruel as to be beyond the pale of human tolerance" in being consigned to the history books.

Throughout the world of wine, legendary names associated with beautiful wines — like Noël Verset of Cornas, Raymond Trollat of St.-Joseph, Giovannini Moresco of Barbaresco and Henri Jayer and Jacky Truchot of Burgundy — are consigned to history once they can no longer make wine.