Sentence examples for slipping into oblivion from inspiring English sources

But far from slipping into oblivion, Netscape was purchased by America Online for $10 billion.

A couple of years ago, when the Detroit auto show was slipping into oblivion, the Chicago show featured many new model introductions and appeared to be gaining prominence.

But even that recording did not prevent the piece from slipping into oblivion, until 1986, when André Previn performed it, to acclaim, in Los Angeles with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

It's on at 11.25pm; it's back for six weeks, then off air again over Christmas (Claudia's got to top up the tan?); then it'll be around for a bit before slipping into oblivion again by March.

I watched as blue and red lines faltered up and down gaining on each other and slipping into oblivion.

They're irascible throwbacks whose irrationality is a product of the terror one must feel when he witnesses his culture slipping into oblivion.

Every month, 40 good books come out and 37 of them slip into oblivion.

But the remarkable drunken landings of Tommy Fitz have all but slipped into oblivion.

Personally, as I slip into oblivion, I want to be protected inside a bed.

"But if you don't become part of the democratic change, you will slip into oblivion".

As the country's political passions slip into oblivion, they leave long-silenced ideas behind.