Sentence examples for oblivion of work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lebrecht can turn a nice phrase at times, as when he speaks of Mahler's plunging "into an oblivion of work".

After years of work, the Oblivion mod community actually managed to upgrade that game to "almost playable", for me, so given that I'm already in love with this one... well, I have high hopes.

But I say his father should be proud of the son who refused to accept the oblivion of his hometown and is working so hard to write his own happy ending.

Passages in Stephen Ambrose's Nixon: Ruin and Recovery 1973-1990 (Simon & Schuster, 1991) and their counterparts in an earlier work, Exile: The Unquiet Oblivion of Richard M. Nixon (Simon & Schuster, 1984), by Robert Sam Anson Robert Sam Anson.

A generous, overdue sampling of a body of work as groundbreaking as it is listenable, the album is the newest arrival in a recent wave of CDs and LPs meant to rescue from oblivion the work of pioneering female electronic composers.

He needed the oblivion of writing".

Eventually, it inflicts the terrible oblivion of senility.

That is the sound of oblivion, an oblivion of which you are staring directly into.

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

For every verismo opera that has endured, like Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana," there were scores of works that enjoyed success only to fall into oblivion.

People who become entrepreneurs solely to avoid authority and the everyday realities of working with people are like teenagers who, when their parents are out of town, drink themselves into oblivion.