It desolated the countryside, dehumanised cities and consigned hundreds of thousands of Russians to the gulag.
Even the countries listed under "Eastern Europe" in my guidebook have been consigned to history.
Mr Tancredo's beliefs and behaviour at first consigned him to the margins of Washington life.
The death tax is being consigned to the graveyard and the tax on dividends, abolished.
Would 1, 800 Falklanders loyal to the Crown, English-speaking be consigned without real protest to foreign rule and dictatorship?
They are also more likely to be consigned to special education classes or prescribed mood-managing drugs.
In fact, 3COM was eventually consigned to the dustbin of mature tech companies: acquisition by HP.
In his Inferno, Dante would have consigned Lance to the eighth circle specifically reserved for frauds.
By 2020 prohibition will have been consigned to the policy dustbin, and replaced with government-regulated markets.
Defined-benefit pension funds are anyway being consigned to the dustbin, in favour of defined-contribution schemes.
On Friday, the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty will formally be consigned to the dust-bin of history.
The product consigned must be in excellant shape, fashion forward, as well as a luxury item.
The one difference was that many of WineBid's older California wines were consigned by winery employees themselves.
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The Warsaw Ghetto contained three churches for the Christians consigned to the ghetto for their Jewish origins.
Not, however, before some companies had consigned their electronics businesses to the fate of the cash cow.
Koch alleges that these bottles are counterfeit and that Greenberg was aware of this when he consigned them.
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And Andrea Dossena's own-goal just before the break consigned them to defeat and saw the USA qualify instead.
Northwestern Europe's new social and economic structure consigned the vast majority of the population to miserably impoverished lives.
As a result, revenues will be consigned to a lower path than expected.
The sense of defeatism was consigned, at least at the time, to history.
The story of the ill-fated movie that most of the music was made for has been consigned to history.
Bennett 1937 and consigned it to a West End gallery that also fronted some of the more outlandish restorations.
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Taxpayers of every hue are being consigned to serfdom by debt and bureaucracy.
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The one Republican with the highest cross-partisan appeal, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, has been consigned to fourth place.
The sweaty chores, the stifling commute, the shuttling from camp to soccer to music lessons all consigned to the dustbin.
It is time a new body or the Horseracing Board be given these powers and the jockey club consigned to history.
David himself was consigned to cash, which he readily provided what he had of it promising to make up later what he owed.
As an agent for Coram, Rose consigned to Christie's the 44 paintings plus Sanford Robinson Gifford's "Fire Island Beach, " owned by Berry-Hill.
The victory was just desserts for the men from the Caribbean, whose recent woes against England have been quickly consigned to history.
The American League's designated hitter rule should be consigned to Jurassic Park.
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