Sentence examples for were not consigned from inspiring English sources

The millions freed from the land were not consigned to joblessness, but found better-paid work as the economy grew more sophisticated.

An interesting, if slightly unexpected, finding was that mares that were not consigned for sale showed significantly higher pre-sales FGM concentrations than the Sales mares at nearly all time points, and a rise in FGM concentrations in the days after their herd mates had been taken to the sales, that reached statistical significance on D + 10.

But these shows and stories weren't consigned to graveyard slots because of their niche or questionable appeal.

This agreement was not consigned to history when signed.

They're not consigned to overloads of animal fat; they elect it.

Rafa Benitez was sacked by Osasuna and Extremadura but was not consigned to the scrapheap.

We may have greater disparities of income and wealth than do the welfare states of Europe, we would tell ourselves, but here, we are not consigned to the class of our birth.

Tourists take photos of the division lines that are not consigned to history, but are a part of living Belfast: children play football against the walls that tourists flock to.

Hoping they are not consigned to that category are executives for the Clairol Herbal Essences products, sold by Procter & Gamble, and the Old Navy division of Gap, the two new sponsors for "American Idol" whose product placements will not be as omnipresent as those for AT&T Wireless, Coca-Cola and Ford.

"I'm not consigned to my house to study.

The responsibility of keeping the club alive, making sure 14 decades of proud history are not consigned to football almanacs, falls heavily on his shoulders.