Sentence examples for sliding into oblivion from inspiring English sources

Gartner analyst Ray Valdes says this month's redesign is essential to try to stop Myspace "sliding into oblivion".

Houston needs to sit, but he wonders how he can do so when the Knicks (7-14) are sliding into oblivion on their five-game Western Conference trip.

And there was Chara, looking less than masterful later in the frame, sliding into oblivion on his tummy while Marcus Kruger deposited the goal that made it 4-2 for the visitors".

If the climber falls, he uses the axe to perform a self-arrest and prevent himself from sliding into oblivion.

Yet somehow the books had begun to slide into oblivion.

Will the RE GCSE short course slowly slide into oblivion?

In the early 1930s, when vaudeville was beginning to seem passé, Tucker turned to nightclubs, while many of her fellow vaudevillians either attempted the movies or slid into oblivion.

This risks consigning art to its worst fate, which one might call iconamnesia when an image fails to arouse either love or antipathy and simply slides into oblivion.

The Sydney City Slickers remains one of the stupidest names ever thrust into the national imagination, and just a few years after the rebranding, the club slid into oblivion.

That this show doesn't frame him as a white knight is interesting, but letting him slide into oblivion is fascinating.

Some proponents worry that as oil prices drop, the canal could lose its price advantage, and shipping might again slide into oblivion.