Sentence examples for to be consigned from inspiring English sources

It's time for stuckism to be consigned to history.

Everyone else is more likely to be consigned to unstable, unworkable ones".

The error was minor, but 20 pages had to be consigned to the garbage bin.

He will add: "The divisions of the referendum need to be consigned to the past.

MTV executives are not ready to be consigned to the television past just yet.

Nor, just yet, does she intend to be consigned to history.

Some of these treasures they planned to keep for themselves, but others were to be consigned to landfills or burned.

They are also more likely to be consigned to special education classes or prescribed mood-managing drugs.

And that means book cover design is just another job that is set to be consigned to the history books.

America, he thinks, is doomed to be consigned, like western Europe, to "an era of tourism and shopkeeping".

Such objects used to be consigned to the craft, not-art, compartment, but they just won't stay there anymore.