relegated in a sentence

• Pork chops needn't be relegated to the family dinner.
• She's been relegated to an offscreen telephone call .)
• Increasingly, economic topics were relegated to whatever time was left.
• Why has she been relegated to the fascination of little girls?
• Instead they have been relegated to the humdrum days of autumn.
• Riders relegated to the aisle have to fight to stay upright.
• Dogs aren't just relegated to the car, however.
• It has relegated private higher education institutions to a diminished status.
• Has it been relegated to old stuff for youngsters to study?
• Instead, Miles was relegated to seeing Foreign Minister Milan Milutinovic.
• It's difficult to see relegated in a sentence .
• One injury could quickly relegate Wake Forest to also-ran.
• It really hurt when we were relegated to a midseason replacement,
• Everyone else is going to be relegated to the legacy environment.
• He has been relegated to the undesirable mop-up role.
• And his moves aren't relegated to the end zone.
• Some newspapers relegated the White House story to pages like A24.
• That item was relegated to the second half of the newscast.
• Most papers relegated the start of the trial to inside pages.
• The rules relegated Windom to little more than a Senate administrator.
• Morgan's career is now relegated to a strict timeline.