Sentence examples for escape oblivion from inspiring English sources

Clearly, there is an abiding interest in how to escape oblivion - there always has been.

To that end, a small army of volunteers is resuscitating the old Loews Jersey Theater, which barely escaped oblivion in 1993 when its owners decided the land was worth more than the building.

At least one of them barely escaped oblivion.

The Scottish Tories were wiped out by the Tony Blair landslide in 1997 and narrowly escaped oblivion again in 2015 when the SNP swept to power in 56 of Scotland's 59 constituencies.

Or were they seeking some sort of personal escape and oblivion?

Her songs are full of characters on the run: at least one murderer and a half-dozen others seeking escape, sanctuary, oblivion or "the end of the trail".

Or would you expect 40% of them to try to find escape in oblivion?

The concept of joy naturally has a positive connotation, but it's really camouflages the need for escape and oblivion.

He almost lost his last election, escaping political oblivion by a few hundred votes.

Farrakhan's march became an escape route from oblivion for Chavis.

They need doctors and nurses who are willing to have the hard discussions and say what they have seen, who will help people prepare for what is to come — and to escape a warehoused oblivion that few really want.