Sentence examples for Floating into oblivion from inspiring English sources

While a polar bear floating into oblivion on a shard of ice might have been ignorable, California being on fire is more immediate.

It was a Holyrood bubble story that would probably have floated into oblivion, had Tom Harris MP not got completely carried away on his bedroom computer.

Dennis Skinner was looking forward to the Daily Mail's Paul Dacre following the News of the World and Andy Coulson into oblivion.

In Dallas, Wade Phillips's job seems safe, but an overhaul on the offensive line is probably in order after the Vikings blitzed Tony Romo into oblivion.

The highlight play was a pick-six in which he jammed Johnson into oblivion, physically outworking him to the target spot.

Anthony Tommasini's article "Classical Recording: Spinning Into Oblivion" [Oct.

Anthony Tommasini's article "Classical Recording: Spinning Into Oblivion?" [Oct. 21] is disheartening in its lack of understanding about the classical record industry.

Ted Cruz said he wanted to "carpet bomb" ISIS "into oblivion".

In the first of these Hamilton recounts the course philosophy had taken in France after "the philosophy of Descartes and Malebranche had sunk into oblivion"(Hamilton 1853: 2).

While Jacqueline drinks herself into oblivion, Teresa continues to hammer away at Melissa.

Dewhurst's campaign was also poorly run by Dave Carney, the man who led Rick Perry into electoral oblivion during the presidential campaign.