Sentence examples for into the oblivion from inspiring English sources

Into the oblivion of advanced age, he freestyles poetry and offers frank answers or blank verbal shrugs.

For several years, a large part of the N. Vietnamese Army vanished into the oblivion that totalitarian governments provide.

Irene, fearful that his project hides a desire to leave their marriage, and afflicted by mysterious headaches, sinks into the oblivion offered by painkillers.

Her track record wasn't good.' And yet she continued to write, even as each new book quickly disappeared into the oblivion of the remainder bin and pulping pit.

With a 34-20 loss to the Ravens, the Jets plunged to a three-game collapse and into the oblivion of a shattered season.

The 48 people in Harvey's painting, and their quarter-million neighbors, have all passed into the oblivion on which the present serenely rides.

In early October, just after the Times published the tax documents, Lewandowski suggested that Trump sue the Times "into oblivion".

Let it vanish into the commercial oblivion that almost certainly awaits.

Moments after they unpacked the tent, the wind nearly hurled it into the white oblivion.

This isn't an excuse to fall into the Candy Crush oblivion and never return...but it's just a fact.

To also make sure that the bigger syndicates can't outspend the smaller syndicates into oblivion, the rules are being written tighter than the last time around.