She bought the Wiltshire bungalow in a "mad rush", oblivious to anything other than the fact they could afford it and could move in straight away.
Most of the time, we rush around oblivious of what challenges others are facing in their lives.
He was crawling on his hands and knees gathering up the mess as Mr. Mutchnick rushed by, oblivious.
Long-haired, debonair and often handsome, these flocks — urban warriors who live by the board — seem oblivious to the cars rushing down North 11th Street, or to anything else, because they've landed at home base: KCDC Skateshop, a nucleus of New York's skateboarding scene.
Long-haired, debonair and often handsome, these flocks — urban warriors who live by the board — seem oblivious to the cars rushing down North 11th Street, and to anything else, because they've landed at home base: KCDC Skateshop, a nucleus of New York's skateboarding scene.
Yet Clear Channel's most famous employee, Rush Limbaugh, remains oblivious to it all.
He had already rushed out the door, oblivious.
A janitor had started mopping the floor and stacking the folding chairs, but the immigrants were oblivious, nearly trampling Mr. Berns in the rush to ask follow-up questions.
Last year, mainstream black pop seemed almost oblivious to its own history, as it rushed to embrace synthesizer-based formulas that depersonalized the human voice by packaging it in electronic glitz.
Tel Aviv is a modern city in a biblical land, where Bauhaus buildings stand side by side with ancient ruins and cars idle in rush hour traffic while camels meander by, oblivious.
