Sentence examples for relegated everything from inspiring English sources

Cardiff City are champions and Bristol City are relegated – everything else is up for grabs, with 10 of the last 12 matches being ultimatums concerning promotion or relegation.

The point here is that every form of aid has a motivational and ideological context, with the only real difference being (as Marx said) that the dominant way of doing things enjoys the luxury of appearing as the "natural order" – which then immediately and conveniently relegates everything else to the arena of the ideological.

The MoveOn.org crowd denounces this solution for creating Internet fast lanes and relegating everything else to the slow lane.

Both experimental investigation and explanation can focus on one among many causes, relegating everything else to the context or background (which is often held fixed in experimental studies).

Whoops, those are the stories on the front page today relegating everything else -including the just-released findings of the Australian Transportation Safety Board - to the inside pages.

Will technology leaders in natural language generation write up everything, relegating humans to mere readers?

Watkins, who was unfairly dumped from Saturday Night Live, has been relegated to small roles, in everything from TV's Veep and New Girl to big screen turns in Afternoon Delight and Enough Said.

So everything else was relegated to minor annoyance.

But when Michael Jackson moonwalked across the stage to "Billie Jean" in 1983 — eliciting screams of amazement from a prime-time studio audience — everything before was relegated to a footnote.

"But not one person in the group - from the physios to Dave Seymour - thinks we're going to get relegated". Shepherd added: "We'll do everything in our power to win every game.

"We were very unlucky to get relegated but Phil has been fundamental in everything that Bolton achieved in that period of time.