Sentence examples for should be consigned from inspiring English sources

"It should be consigned to history".

Slave labour should be consigned to the history books.

she says, never quite telling me where it should be consigned.

Exes should be consigned to history like flares, Eldorado and your teenage mixtapes.

By contrast, Citizen Khan is dated and cringeworthy – and should be consigned to the 70s scrapheap.

Training, small enclosures and stress of performing all mean the spectacle should be consigned to history, they say.

Opponents of the medical model of disability urged the disentanglement of disability from illness, pointing out that many individuals with disabilities are as strong and capable of productivity as nondisabled people, and therefore should not be consigned to the limitations of the "sick" role (Amundson 1992).

Tragedies of the meadow should not be consigned to the dustbin of irrelevant formal models.

Consequently, preventive and health-promoting interventions should also be consigned higher priority in order to address informational needs and to assist patients in developing their own self management strategies based on their own beliefs and preferences.

To what Shakespearean genre or sub-genre should the Florida election follies be consigned?

Both teams "should probably be grateful to be consigned for now to the provinces, far away from the stifling center of the 2008 Summer Games," Harvey Araton writes in Sports of The Times.