Yet the Warriors have remained aware that all their feats would be meaningless without an opportunity to vie for another championship, their victories consigned to the dustbin of near renown, their records reduced to footnotes of almost greatness.
All too many of these children have simply lost their childhood, consigned to full days of tedious and dangerous work alongside their much older coworkers.
In a particularly diabolical twist, some sinners have their souls consigned to Hell while they continue to dwell on earth, a devil inhabiting their body.
But the intense interest in this big, rigorous clinical trial masked a startling truth about heart research: Many studies are never published, their findings consigned to oblivion.
As the private space industry develops, its backers hope it will carry to the heavens everything from astronauts to the ashes of people who want their remains consigned to the cosmos.Sending stuff into space requires plenty of sophisticated technology.
Unlike the cassette tape, which is fondly remembered for mixtapes and illegal radio chart recordings by children of the 80s, this once cutting-edge but now near-forgotten format has been pushed aside by shiny new USB sticks and their ilk, consigned to oblivion, a mere footnote in IBM's history.
Catholics were now faced with an impossible choice: they could either be Catholics or English, it seemed; "either obey their Queen and consign their souls to damnation", as Childs says, "or obey the pope and surrender their bodies to temporal punishment".
The days of people doing their hair with eggs and glue, ironing their Mohair jackets, or pouring blue paint over their heads are consigned to the past.
In the process, they consigned their set-piece obliteration by Northampton Saints in their last European outing to memory.
The remainder consigned their coffee to Thrive later in the season, so their coffee has not yet hit the market.
