Sentence examples for out of oblivion from inspiring English sources

Some of the most fascinating pictures in the fair were dragged out of oblivion by lesser known galleries whose contribution to Maastricht greatly enhances its attraction to collectors.

Two big, macabre, largely forgotten news stories came lurching out of oblivion together this week.

Dear OTL, It took only the headline to your piece to pull me right out of oblivion.

One response to the shame of exclusion and marginalisation is violence, which enacts revenge at the same moment that it lifts the person out of oblivion.

By William Finnegan May 20, 2011 Two big, macabre, largely forgotten news stories came lurching out of oblivion together this week.

It wasn't about Doc Gooden coming out of oblivion and giving the Yankees five gutsy innings in their 4-2 afternoon victory at Shea Stadium.

When your number's up, your number's up — although not necessarily in the realm of crime fiction, where a series detective can miraculously recover from seemingly fatal wounds like author fatigue, professional redundancy and out-of-print oblivion.

At once, it is producing plucky upstarts like San Diego State, which reached the Round of 16 with an upset of No. 2 West Virginia after pulling itself out of basketball oblivion in recent seasons.

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"I could drink to the point of oblivion, without passing out," he said.

It's time for the movers and shakers to lift the shroud of oblivion and reach out to those many millions of Americans trapped in a world of hurt.