Sentence examples for relegates mostly from inspiring English sources

Their achievement lies not in the cut and thrust of dramatic confrontation, which Handel in any case relegates mostly to recitative.

Gasol has been relegated mostly to the perimeter.

Florence struggled all season in zone coverage and was relegated mostly to playing in nickel and dime situations.

Endovascular revascularization in atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis (ARAS) has dominated during the last 15 years with surgery relegated mostly to back-up for failed endovascular procedures.

Relegated mostly to short passes from the slot in his first two seasons, Smith has forcefully declared that he is prepared to line up wide and go deep.

Because the game went into overtime, however, the special edition of "Idol" was relegated mostly to the 11 p.m. time slot, meaning it doesn't count in the prime-time ratings (only three minutes will count).

Political candidates were sold in 30-second sound bites; educational TV had been relegated mostly to underfunded and weak UHF (ultrahigh frequency) stations; and African Americans were initially represented mainly by the unflattering stereotypical characters of Amos 'n' Andy (before they nearly disappeared from TV for more than a decade).

He seems to have a vision of romance that proceeds directly from hair-pulling to true love, and so by the end of Return of the Jedi, Leia is relegated mostly to spouting platitudes, even if she is Luke's sister.

In the beginning, book public relations was considered frivolous by the men who ran the publishing houses, so it was relegated mostly to those women who weren't editorial assistants, in much the same way that many news organizations then consigned women to "soft news" like psychology, food and fashion.

That our religions are living, breathing and flourishing in the real world and not relegated mostly in museums.

Brown, who will be a sophomore, played in all 13 games last season, though relegated mostly to special teams.