Sentence examples for will be consigned for from inspiring English sources

And either Mr. Obama or Mrs. Clinton — and the movements they represent — will be consigned, for the time being, to a status of "almost".

And then the time comes for the great dispersion, when the museum without walls will be consigned to the cemetery for dreams that suddenly seem like mirages, calling forth the pages of Picasso's Mask to prove that those dreams had, at least for a season, the power to become incarnate.

When those chains run out of inventory, parents will be consigned to paying $50 for the item at Toys R UsUs.

However, unless Melmoth can convince someone to agree to take his place, at the end of the 150 years he will be consigned to burn in hell for eternity.

Should Juventus avoid defeat against Shakhtar Donetsk, then Chelsea will be consigned to the Europa League, a reality they would still be digesting as they depart for the Fifa Club World Cup in Japan immediately after Saturday's trip to Sunderland.

Many restrictions and regulations will be consigned to the dustbin.

Three centuries and more of political union between England and Scotland will be consigned to history.

And how many more petty criminals will be consigned to prison cells because of bad law?

By Christmas, Identity Card laws will be consigned to the history books.

If we don't do something about it, then these beautiful animals will be consigned to pictures in history books.

Now the focus will turn to whether United will be consigned to a place in the Europa League next season.