Sentence examples for oblivion by from inspiring English sources

OBLIVION, by Ana Teresa Torres.

Instead, they were blown into oblivion by Klopp's marauding side.

Within months, however, the impact bruises were nearly gone, sheared into oblivion by Jupiter's violent winds.

Republicans could stem their slide into oblivion by working with the governor on such issues.

It sounds like Jim Morrison circa An American Prayer bludgeoned into oblivion by Trent Reznor.

From "Contrite Christie One Story Away from Oblivion," by John Cassidy.

A General Theory of Oblivion by José Eduardo Agualusa, translated by Daniel Hahn.

The pavilion has been rescued from oblivion by the De La Warr Pavilion Trust.

The city was bombed into oblivion by the Nazis and rebuilt by Stalin as a monument to authoritarianism.

If this decline continues, almost all of the world's reefs will be on their way to oblivion by 2050.

Britain's own would-be Hitler, Oswald Mosley, was mocked into oblivion by PG Wodehouse's fictional version, Roderick Spode.