Sentence examples for process of being consigned from inspiring English sources

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

It's the Hummer being consigned to the scrapheap of history.

Now 85 years old, he is being consigned to retirement by the rise of Mr Modi.

Defined-benefit pension funds are anyway being consigned to the dustbin, in favour of defined-contribution schemes.

Conventional notions of the role of the traditional OEM within the automotive industry value chain are slowly but surely being consigned to the past.

Both are now being consigned to history.

18 There are also developments in the field of gene therapy which suggest that sham surgery for patients with PD is far from being consigned to history.

Though these processes are consigned to history, the asteroids represent arrested stages in planet formation and as such are chronicles of these early Solar System events.

The rest of literature was consigned to Oxfam and the shelves of holiday lets.

In February this union came into being, consigning the name of Yugoslavia to the dustbin of history.

Many of the women were consigned to the laundries for petty criminal convictions.