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.
He's my think tank, he's where I go to sort through the day's events, to conjure ideas, to float into oblivion.
The Huskies lost, Pickett spent more time on the run than making plays and this campaign floated into oblivion.
The people who dash in and out of his stories are the sort of familiar urbanites you would find in a sitcom, albeit one playing on a television that might become untethered at any moment, floating away into oblivion as though it were all a strange dream.
Ted Cruz said he wanted to "carpet bomb" ISIS "into oblivion".
Anthony Tommasini's article "Classical Recording: Spinning Into Oblivion" [Oct.
In his cowardice, Obama has become complicit in a sort of wounding far more grave than Turkish pride: that of the Armenians whose lore includes watching their forebears forcibly deported and summarily executed, their bodies deposed in mass graves or floated down rivers into oblivion.
I liked transcending the body, floating, chasing oblivion.
All floated into history.
