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Sentence Examples The stuffier styles of a previous era that preferred corsets and petticoats were consigned to the dustbin. The petrol-driven Hollands were initially consigned to Fareham Creek along with powder vessels, quarantine hulks and other undesirables. Bring on the day when undressed iceberg lettuce with cucumber and grated carrot are consigned to the dustbin. The traditional smoky Irish pub was officially consigned to the past today as a blanket ban on smoking in the workplace came into force. Summerfield consigned the well-balanced filly that was bred in Florida by Bobby Hurley. It must then be passed by customs before the aid agencies for which it is consigned can take it away in the waiting lorries. Cargoes of goods or bullion had to be consigned to Asia with no expectation of any return for at least two years. He has consigned her to the Keeneland November breeding stock sale but said he would not decide her fate until after the Distaff. Many listed companies have consigned large amounts of funds in security companies as investment in the stock market. Long after everyone has consigned their tinsel and baubles to the loft for another year, it seems Rochdale Council is still in the Yuletide mood. Both he and the owner of the truck claimed they didn't know who consigned the dolphin meat for delivery. Their deeds have consigned hundreds of thousands of Americans to the ranks of the unemployed. Accurate filling of application forms for grant aid is essential as an incomplete form is usually consigned to the dustbin. Those events are now consigned to history and we look forward to an exciting year. There is no doubt innovative solutions are required to prevent such projects being consigned to the scrapheap because of funding issues. And I probably could have walked it if I hadn't consigned all the really depressing stuff to a dusty corner of the web where you can't see it. He said he plans to race his new filly, who was consigned by Bridlewood Farm. This bill should be consigned to the rubbish bin because it is wrong and that is where it belongs. Brindley Sherratt, the bass soloist to whom much of the important recitative is consigned, conveyed the drama excellently. Or are these visions of the coming order consigned to replay moribund nightmares of the past. Show More Sentences The geraniums, grown far too leggy and monstrous to be attractive, were still full of bud, so we consigned them to the bank below the patio. In contrast, gay rights is an issue that for decades was consigned to the margins of the political debate. Assaults on the 'liberal' academy were, for a time, consigned to opinion columns penned by conservative rodomonts. A freak goal 10 minutes from time consigned luckless Lancaster City to a sixth successive league defeat at Giant Axe on Saturday. In the past they rarely consigned their refuse to plastic bags, leaving it out in an odd assortment of paper sacks and cardboard boxes. Plato notoriously consigned art to the realm of shadows and illusions, and found no place for artists in the ideal society. Too many hostile journalists have already consigned him to the ranks of the awkward squad. The opening day wobble against Longford will soon be consigned to history's dustbin but for now it serves as a salient reference point. They were now facing a very uncertain future, consigned to the tender mercies of a new and hostile regime. Is he some crackpot pseudo-scientist consigned to the scrap heap of history? The car had started to show signs of severe rusting around the body and has in all probability been consigned to the scrap heap. Maybe we will produce our energy from hydrogen, so that fossil fuels can be consigned to history's dustbin. In a region where history is never consigned to the dustbin, ancient hostilities are dusted down almost daily. After many reprieves, the company, one of South Australia's biggest employers, may be consigned to history tonight. But as matters stand, Scotland are in limbo, consigned to treading a tightrope with players balancing jobs and sport. Yet this which should have consigned him to early oblivion really procured him immortality of fame and reverence. Unless we can think of something sharpish, Bridlington has been consigned to a slow death. These days books have about as long a shelf life as yoghurt, here one minute and consigned to the library stack the next. So, shouldn't a fellow, consigned to years of ennui, be allowed the reading material he chooses? One by one, they will shut until coal mines are finally consigned to history. Show More Sentences Amid a blaze of publicity, he was immediately consigned to solitary confinement in a maximum security prison cell. Mathematical derivations and other difficult or detailed materials are often consigned to appendices. Redeem yourself or forever be consigned to history's judgment of political turncoats, renegades and saboteurs. The traditional smoky Irish pub will be officially consigned to the past today as a blanket ban on smoking in the workplace comes into force. The note said if I didn't come home immediately, I'd be consigned to a center for delinquents. It uncovered large-scale white collar fraud, including companies being consigned to the bottom of the harbour to avoid their tax liabilities. The mountain of unsolved cases would also be largely consigned to history and give so many traumatised people the peace of mind they crave. They consigned Elgar's music to the same rubbish-bin as the minor poetry of the Edwardian and Georgian era. Even after Napoleon had been consigned to his island prison on Saint Helena the upheaval continued unabated. Since the introduction of cleaner fuels, killer pea-soupers have been consigned to the past. Linguistic idiosyncrasies which had previously distinguished Stanningley-speak from a Bingley burr would be consigned to history. The idea was that industrialized, mass-produced housing could shelter all those wretched proletarians consigned to rat-infested tenements. The manager must change the style of play straight away or we're going to be consigned to another season of boredom and non-success. Blackboard rubbers have long since been consigned to the scrap heap, and when squeaky pens and stinky cloths follow, what then? When one is consigned to the nosebleed press section of a college arena, one longs for spies on the bench. The number of women worldwide over all history consigned to Hades by Roger for having abortions must be in the hundreds of millions. The death tax is being consigned to the graveyard and the tax on dividends will be abolished. Electrical equipment worth thousands of pounds was consigned to the scrapheap, along with our easy way of life. The cargo was consigned to yet another firm, registered in the British Virgin Islands. Many foreigners think that the bicycle rickshaw has been consigned to the history books, but in fact they continue to be widely used in Dhaka. Show More Sentences So profound now is his dominance that all competitors have willingly consigned themselves to being nothing more than cat's paws. The take not used, the part not won, consigned him to a profitable but frustrating secondary status in the Hollywood hierarchy. They were speedily consigned, without remorse, to the young gentlemen's sleeping apartment. Another barrier comes tumbling down, as that old chestnut about the Germans never making a funny comedy has to be consigned to the history book. Chipped china, broken furniture and left over jumble sale items are also consigned to the rubbish tip. Suddenly it occurs to you there are worse possibilities out there than having your musical tastes and fashion sense consigned to the junk heap of fogydom. That's where we left them, with Ronnie winning his seventh Mr. Olympia on the final mano a mano challenge, and Jay consigned to a close second for the third time. Now, any director worth his or her salt wants to tackle the kind of subjects and scale that seemed to have been consigned to the scrap heap of cinema history. A tie would result in five points for each team, and the terms losing draw and winning draw, with Shackleton's grateful thanks, would be consigned to the dustbin. Her 1983 debut novel was sometimes consigned to health shelves in bookstores because of its title. So sad that the moreish crepe is too good be consigned to just one day of the year. My mother's mortal remains were consigned to the fire with the chanting of mantras and her last rites were performed according to family tradition. Except for a few dressy occasions, my neckties are now consigned to the closet until that dreaded day in the fall when I have to tighten the noose once again. Sofa beds in the living room, camp beds in the attic and futons in the guest bedroom might all be consigned to the history books if the Aero Bed proves to be a success. They are out of date and should be hastily consigned to the scrap heap. Over the past seven days the specter of terrorism has re-emerged from the grave to which it had been consigned by some overeager commentators on both sides of the Atlantic. I put down the big blue pencil, tidied up the last pile of now really, truly tatty papers, stuck a paper clip on it and consigned it to the stack. Is this country consigned to be a debtor nation in perpetuity? The listing of their names in London auction catalogues suggests that they had signed their paintings or that they had personally consigned them to be sold at auction. There was no escaping either the ironies or the career implications of the situation and both the record and the band were speedily consigned to oblivion. Show More Sentences I isolated four or five boxes of computer programming and software engineering books, sighed, and consigned them to the heap to go off for recycling. While flagship documentaries like Panorama are consigned to the God slot, light entertainment is hailed as having something educative and worthwhile to offer the audience. Back in 1993, the once ubiquitous band had long been consigned to the dumper, with two original band members gone and no Top Ten hits in the past four years. Hopefully, he will now finally be consigned to the international dumper. Bought on behalf of a syndicate, the April-born colt was consigned by Neustrian Associates. Top price was 200 per kilo for a pen of Texels consigned by J M Shotten, Catlow Hall. Half a century ago the family tree was consigned solely to paper. She is an Aga saga all by herself, although probably one consigned to the top shelf. Gail, originally from Dingwall, Ross-shire, has been a BBC weathergirl for nine years but has previously been consigned to the breakfast shift. However, references to corporate capacity and powers have not quite been consigned to the dustbin of legal history. At the day of general account, good men are to be consigned over to another state. The French commander consigned it to the use for which it was intended by the donor. He combines them in a meta-commentary on the writer's facticity and the contingency to which literary creation is consigned. He will be forever marked by his failure to seize the day, consigned to history as a vacillator. Shobha's husband Bhuman Nagi Reddy and three children were crying inconsolably as her body was consigned to flames. His performance in this confrontation led to the Pope Benedict XII praising him in a bull consigned to the Portuguese king. Her mother was consigned to a remote apartment in Buckingham Palace, and Victoria often refused to see her. None of them were sorry when Faust was duly consigned to the nether regions. No less evocative is Nelson's gold pocketwatch, consigned by the heirs of his brother. You who so often consigned your distributory tidings of great joy into our never-too-late-to-love box, mansuetudinous manipulator! Show More Sentences The Quaker gun found there was consigned to the flames to-day, and in its stead heavy artillery, of the genuine sort, commands all the surrounding country. We couldn't fix the old radio, so we consigned it to the dustheap. After last year's shame when Husb had packed the crunchiest, noisiest picnic ever to disgrace Wimbledon, we consigned ourselves to soft ham baps and olives this year. Instead he joined the United States Army, serving as a lieutenant and was consigned to the Walter Reed Hospital where he helped rehabilitate disabled veterans. Merchants often advance money on a contract or on goods consigned to them. Examples from Classical Literature They have desired, that I may be consigned over entirely to their management. Once the manager took him away in a taxi and once our Ann consigned him to the ash-pit. Thus was he cardinally consigned to the good graces of the Church and of God. Exposure, toil, and the insalubrity of the marshy ground, consigned one hundred thousand to the grave during this first year. For surely demons in mortal shape must have invented that terrible engine by means of which I was consigned to this subterrane! The rest he consigned to the care of Biskaine, who acted as his Kayla, or lieutenant. Meantime Alan, one may believe, had consigned the mazer to a safe place, and joined in the congratulations of Johanne's friends. His own public had unjustly neglected him, posterity consigned his operas to oblivion. These might readily have been consigned to the depths of the wastebasket unopened, unread. The meal is often unsifted and sour, and the meat such as in the North is consigned to the soap-maker. He died in 1837, and his remains were consigned to the necropolis of the city. It had been five thousand and fifty years and some months since he had been consigned to the catacombs at Eleithias. He saw the flat cars, piled high with the bodies of the slain, consigned to Vera Cruz, food for the sharks of the bay. These Rotten Boroughs were consigned to the dustbin of history until, with staggering incompetence, Mrs May fished them out again. The dead were wrapped in tarpaulins and lashed on deck to be identified by their comrades before being consigned to the deep. The Leipsic hellhound thus consigned to Belzebub was, of course, Peters. No Gorgon's head could have consigned her to immovability more hopeless. Unfortunately, their delivery is mistaken for extra rations and consigned to the evening stewpots. She was then divorced and consigned to the remote monastery of Ladoga. Culberson, glum, stood in the back of the room when a white-faced colt consigned by Cardiff Stud Farm was led into the ring. Show More Sentences Putrefaction is always to be apprehended when the souls are consigned to us in the usual way. Among the once-common disorders that have been largely consigned to history are knock-knees and curvature of the spine. They both dismounted, consigned their horses to the lackey who had opened the door, and disappeared in the garden. Believers will enjoy life eternal in the Kingdom of God on the new earth, while non believers will be consigned to death for eternity. Old Monsieur Farival, grandfather of the twins, grew indignant over the interruption, and insisted upon having the bird removed and consigned to regions of darkness. The discarded clothing of the Prince he wrapped about a huge stone torn from the disintegrating masonry of the river wall, and consigned the bundle to the voiceless river. The evening he went to court, therefore, I was carefully consigned to a carton in the colonel's trunk, whence I did not again issue until my arrival in America. This, by the way, is a common trait prevalent among followers of a once significant club now consigned to the nethermost tier of Scottish football. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of consigned? Words that rhyme with consigned What is the adjective for consigned? What is the noun for consigned? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words consign consiglieri consigliere Considine considers consider myself consignee consignees consigning consignment consignments consignor 9-letter Words Starting With c co con cons consi consig consign consigne