Sentence examples for oblivion for from inspiring English sources
"The party has consigned itself to electoral oblivion for decades".
Often music sinks into oblivion for a reason.
Yet despite his brief reappearances, it was an unexpected oblivion for a stockbroker turned politician.
And so Portillo crashed out, leaving Europhile Ken Clarke takes on Captain Oblivion for the Tory crown.
It disappeared into oblivion for the next three and a half decades, unavailable to rent or buy in any format.
There's been carnage at all four of those clubs – and varying degrees of recovery – though Oldham have been teetering on the brink of oblivion for a decade.
Simon Jones is even closer to Flintoff, a relationship that stems in part from the day the fast bowler made his Test debut against India at Lord's two summers ago and was bear-hugged to near-oblivion for each of his four wickets.
Bethesda Sotworks announced today that it will be releasing Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivions for the Playstation 3.
Until 1890, and especially after his friends had died, Friedrich's work lay in near-oblivion for decades.
Subway and bus routes that were destined for oblivion are saved — for now.
Listen to the way we speak: our language has more pet names for our quest for oblivion than it does for love.
