Sentence examples for she relegates from inspiring English sources

But she relegates it, as is perhaps fitting, to a footnote, in a chapter about subsidized housing.

She relegates Modernism's monumental, value-shaping cube to a functional supporting role, making it a pedestal-base for a different kind of monument, one to life recycled as art, which circles back into life.

She relegates civil rights to a "political" issue and thus distances herself from her role in the dilemma.

Therefore, she relegated secure email to a standalone, secure laptop and used her own email address for correspondence with her staff.

Queen Victoria, as an unmarried young woman, was still expected to live with her mother, but she relegated the Duchess and Conroy to remote apartments at Buckingham Palace, cutting off personal contact with them.

Enas Eldrasy, a 23-year-old radiation therapist, recently quit her job working for the national council, in part because she said she was relegated to busy work.

The typical "Judy Consumer" out there would probably not have given a second thought to the notion of a personal brand, or if she did, she would relegate it to the domain of celebrities and the glitterati.

A relative of the Toppys, she is relegated to pariah after she abandons the husband to whom she had been married, with much ceremony, in a union intended to bring together two powerful English and Irish Travelling clans.

Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion International Airport is on the outskirts of Lod (Lydda in Arabic), but because my wife has a Palestinian ID, she cannot fly there; she is relegated to flying to Amman, Jordan.

She said Warner had her "blackballed", and she was relegated to lacklustre dramas and westerns at poverty row studios.

From 1915 onward she was relegated to the coast bombardment role as she was the oldest battleship in the Black Sea Fleet.