Sentence examples for neared oblivion from inspiring English sources

According to reports, Us neared oblivion when Wenner relaunched the struggling celebrity monthly into a weekly in 2000, burned through some $50 million–then was rescued in 2001 when The Walt Disney Co. bought a 50% stake in the magazine.

There were dry spells, most recently 2006 through 2008, when he had trouble finding good horses and let his stable dwindle to near oblivion.

While gators, which can grow to 12 feet, have made a comeback in the U.S. (after being hunted to near oblivion in the 20th century), they are illegal in many states as pets.

I woke up this morning in a daze, as I was tangled to near oblivion in my sheets, and reached for my phone to see what time it was...4 36 a.m.

When compared with the intensity, emotion, and depth of feeling expressed with regard to abortion, the recent arguments on affordable healthcare, increasing the debt ceiling, and closing the government retreat to near oblivion.

So why was Omega near oblivion?

We had to rescue Omega from near oblivion.

Rather, he believes they need to be strangled into near oblivion.

Soda companies have come under siege; trans-fats were punished into near oblivion.

Tippett has always had his advocates, but after his death he fell into near oblivion.

Sir Hickman is credited with having brought John Sell Cotman (1782-1842) oft of near oblivion.