Sentence examples for slips into oblivion from inspiring English sources

Every month, another language slips into oblivion, undocumented, when the last speaker dies or when children make complete transition to an official, national language.

Siken captures better than any other of his generation the borderlessness of eroticism (in this case, homoeroticism): filled with panicked, desperate, off-the-rails longing and obsession, up to paranoia, this collection captures the ease with which lust slips into various violences, slips into despair, slips into oblivion.

Would the Evening Standard slip 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.

So, while other lightweights like Arturo Gatti and Steve Johnston, the World Boxing Association champion, were fighting, Mosley was slipping into oblivion.

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

"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.

A truly awful 1984 biopic, "The Bear , starring a miscast Gary Busey, quickly slipped into oblivion.