Sentence examples for they were consigned from inspiring English sources
They were consigned works.
Most castes were deemed "backward," which meant that they were consigned to menial jobs.
Each described the litany of woes of their parents — 40 years of work and they were consigned to hovels.
And then they were consigned to fashion purgatory for 15 years, associated with farmers, mechanics and ill-advised maternity wear.
After just 15 years they had faded so badly that they were consigned to a darkened basement for their own protection.
As soon as these acts were described, they were consigned to the realm of perversity, cast as the practices of "criminals", "animals" and "devils".
If they're consigned to history Osborne's done at least one thing right.
They are consigned to rooms which all have been assigned the names of Swedish inventions.
That is the final meaning of her insistence on her characters' own point of view: because they don't see the same reality, they are consigned to solitude.
"Who's hemmed in?" said Mr. Patton, the Protestant truck driver, echoing the traditional complaints of Catholics that they are consigned to ghettos.
Would they be consigned to second- and third-tier jobs, as happened to members of other blocs that supported Mr. Obama, like blacks and Hispanics, whose influence and visibility in high-profile jobs hardly match their voting muscle?
