Sentence examples for relegate to from inspiring English sources

Here is a shoe brush you won't relegate to the back of the closet.

When Toxcanini returned to this country to take up the baton, relegate to second place beside Hollander.

They were also glad to relegate to the barbers other physical tasks such as the lancing of abscesses and treatment of wounds.

But if they relegate to the background the motifs that have made their earlier work powerful, we can hope that they deliver something equally compelling in their place.

"I feel like sometimes when people describe music as confessional, it's a term that they relegate to female artists," she said.

His greatest skill is the ability to dramatize emotions and impulses that less expressive — and less elastic — actors must relegate to the realm of suggestion and nuance.

Sophomores are relegated to the sixth floor.

Unicef is relegated to the back.

The rest was relegated to the trash.

Podemos was relegated to third place.

"We're still relegated to the margins".