Sentence examples for once consigned from inspiring English sources

A historic horse racing track, Ostsee-Rennbahn (www.ostseerennbahn.de), was once consigned to landfill status.

By example, Paralympians reject such prejudgment of physical constraints that once consigned the disabled to a forgotten netherworld.

The ice bar, once consigned to the arctic reaches of Norway or Sweden, has landed in Midtown Manhattan.

Once consigned to the ranks of the gritty and damp, along with Seattle and other Pacific Northwest shipping towns, Portland has been reinvented by waves of highly educated newcomers working at places like Intel, a huge regional employer.

Wanda earned the nickname Inky because she was always drawing, and she was such an avid reader that a doctor, worried about her tired eyes, once consigned her to a dark room for an entire week.

Once consigned to the fringes of libertarianism, the argument for the legalisation of drugs has received an unlikely boost in America in recent months with the release of a documentary entitled The House I Live In.

Spain's economy once was consigned to depression by Franco's autarchic policies; now it is subjugated by the tyranny of the markets.

But its greatest influence on the fate of the B movie was less direct by 1973, the major studios were catching on to the commercial potential of genres once largely consigned to the bargain basement.

Before we get to the art wheelers and dealers, the mysterious unknown artist, and the pages from a portfolio that was once literally consigned to the trash heap being exhibited and sold for $16,000 a pop, we should take a step back: The drawings are by James Edward Deeds, whose 1908 birth in the Panama Canal Zone is, of course, the story's first beginning.

That brings me to my Perrycare medical plan, which will replace Medicare once I consign that Ponzi scheme to the electric chair of history.

I, like many of my generation, am guilty of buying disposable clothes: jewelled sandals not designed to last beyond a summer, tracksuit bottoms which I know will bobble after a few goes in the washing machine, a neon pink pair of shorts I will only wear once before consigning to a back shelf of my wardrobe.