Sentence examples for record to oblivion from inspiring English sources
But hard copies do exist, and to ignore them consigns the historical record to oblivion.
Simon Leng views the song as an "intermittently amusing rocker", but with Harrison's voice "on the road to oblivion" on the recording, "Ding Dong" would have benefited from "hibernating another winter".
After all, even with Sosa, the Cubs, with a 25-36 record before yesterday's game with the White Sox, are on another treadmill to oblivion, in fourth place in the N.L. Central.
Online retailers deserve some credit as well: online jewelers that did not spend their way to oblivion during the Internet boom years are creating a track record of trustworthiness.
So the perfect record is not about technical quality, budget, nor imperfections removed (most human failings are edited away to oblivion these days).
Condemn them to oblivion?
"I write my own ticket to oblivion".
Every argument leads to oblivion.
Gaping, unmarked shafts drop to oblivion.
