Sentence examples for heading for oblivion from inspiring English sources

The Hollywood studios are retreating, and the UK Film Council is heading for oblivion.

Yet only when Andersen was clearly heading for oblivion did the financial markets began to penalise its clients.

Finally, there is the six-day jaunt around Missouri, with the Discovery Channel heading for oblivion after Sunday's final stage.

But Barnes was reaching his peak at a time when the English game was heading for oblivion.

The deal is a coup for new management at Marchpole, drafted in to save the firm last May after it appeared to be heading for oblivion.

In a recent speech to the Sydney Institute, Angus Taylor warned the party in NSW was heading for "oblivion" if it didn't democratise.

The version they saw involved Nortel Networks, a telecoms-equipment company that was heading for oblivion when Research In Motion (as BlackBerry used to be called) was on the rise.

I admire Spacey not just for his acting, but because he has stuck it out, rescued a theatre that looked as if might be heading for oblivion and given the Old Vic a civic purpose even without a penny of public subsidy.

The Cambridge University expert says that the Arctic ice cap is "heading for oblivion".

When he came back in 1996, the company seemed headed for oblivion.

As a result, some once-hot Internet stocks may be headed for oblivion.