Sentence examples for oblivion on from inspiring English sources

There was a great migration to oblivion on one Halloween and infinite fantasia.

"Rather than having to choose between milking decaying assets into oblivion on one hand and indebting itself to undertake massive investment on the other, BT now has the possibility of a more modest third way, capturing cost savings and reinvesting them in a more benevolent regulatory regime to sustain a longer term future as the country's chief network access player.

It was consigned to oblivion on December 23rd, in an almost unanimous vote of the country's parliament.

Now hundreds of CDs document the Renaissance, with masterpieces emerging from oblivion on an almost weekly basis.

A court decision has spared the Jerusalem Symphony from oblivion on the eve of its 70th anniversary.

"We stopped being close because David turned his back on me," insisted Harrison, whose career has come close to oblivion on several occasions.

The social and ethical benefits of forgetting in the digital age, and the threats to autonomy, identity, thought and action posed by data capture, tend to be neglected or discounted in a culture that is "waging war on oblivion," as one of my U.C.L.A. colleagues has put it.

Developers working on Oblivion focused on providing a tighter storyline, with fewer filler quests and more developed characters.

In 2007, PC Gamer magazine rated Oblivion number one on their list of the top 100 games of all time.

At the time of the announcement, Bethesda had been working on Oblivion for two years (since 2002 ), just as Bethesda was completing work on Morrowind.

Every session, she began by telling him about her latest discovery in the pages of Prevention or Ayurvedic Weekly or High Colonic Fancy, and five minutes into it he'd tell her that he felt oblivion pressing on his face, and five minutes after that his chin was on his chest and he was snoring more softly than he does in natural slumber.