sink into oblivion
slip into oblivion
pass into oblivion
fade into oblivion

I felt even less mature and sank into oblivion again.

That was her last conscious thought before sinking into oblivion.

He turned off the light, stripped, and sank into oblivion.

So should we let them sink into oblivion and folklore?

Since he did not restore the castle, it sank into oblivion.

Public indignation must prevent this report from sinking into oblivion.

Oh to be able to fall into it and sink into oblivion!

Someone was holding her while she sank into oblivion.

The Armenian issue cannot be sunk into oblivion as these negotiations become part of history.

Actually they should replace the Blues, who are gradually sinking into oblivion.

Again the world tilted, and she sank into oblivion.

When the Yankees seemed to be sinking into oblivion, he was the franchise's beacon.

The show finally sank into oblivion as stations in major markets stopped carrying it last year.

Otherwise, these important three-dimensional documents can sink into oblivion and be lost forever.

Fighting all the way, he sank into oblivion.

The figure had stepped through the wall without disturbing it, at the very moment Jolie was sinking into oblivion.

He believes that many of these overlooked songs are valuable and should not have sunk into oblivion.

It was probably a blessing in disguise that I was able to sink into oblivion.

These values cannot be allowed to sink into oblivion on the pretext of stabilising our relations.

Sometimes he longed to sink into oblivion, end this torture he must live with daily.

Half the group had gone; the remaining half had sunk into oblivion.

With the unctuous host falling under her spell, the great movie queen sinks into oblivion.

Before sinking into oblivion, however, Carnuntum was to experience a peak of prosperity.

And though my bruises begged me to sink into oblivion, I watched the screen, unable to glance away.

The affair, much like Levin's once solid literary reputation, sank into oblivion upon the novelist's death.

Then he slipped into oblivion, but his place in history is assured.

"Instead of letting time pass by and slip into oblivion."

To make certain they never slipped into oblivion, she started sharing seeds with friends near and far.

And yes, he said, it had slipped into oblivion under the now collapsing Communist order.

Monk, who died in 1982 but withdrew from the public years earlier, has hardly slipped into oblivion.

Confusion dominated him until, finally, he slipped into oblivion.

The world outside themselves had slipped into oblivion.

"She begged me to come home to rescue Tommy or he'd slip into oblivion," he said.

While a handful of chefs have pulled these species from their menus, they're still slipping into oblivion.

But just before she slipped into oblivion, she heard the bell chime outside her room.

Let his past lives slip into oblivion!

Jericho felt Rae's frame relax once more and he knew she had slipped into oblivion again.

Her last thought before she slipped into oblivion was of what manner of beasts might be found in English woods.

Her bad dream slipped into oblivion for a while, as dreams tended to, fading in and out as the run continued.

St. John's continued its slip into oblivion with an 81-63 loss to Boston College before 10,069 fans.

Yet, the choreography almost slipped into oblivion.

"I finally slipped into oblivion," he said.

Despite nationwide news coverage in both white and black newspapers, the incident, and the small abandoned village, slipped into oblivion.

Loath to let Flattop slip into oblivion, Gould managed to find a way to continue the story.

They literally 'slip into oblivion', never to be recovered, much like a shooting streaks across the sky and is gone.

But Jack McCall did not slip into oblivion.

She slipped into oblivion.

Now that she was warmer, the thought of wrapping up in the curtain and slipping into oblivion was irresistibly tempting.

"I haven't noticed you slipping into oblivion," said Zdorab.

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

Many of her thoughts pass into oblivion, while the occasional thought comes true to life.

We have thousands like him, people who passed into oblivion.'

Unless new factors developed, episodes of the past would pass into oblivion.

Lena's in total rebellion against the fact that her life is going to pass into oblivion.

With the death of the old men such chants and ceremonies passed into oblivion.

If forces beyond her comprehension were still at work, it was possible Garry had not simply passed into oblivion.

It had a few showings and then passed into oblivion."

To her, the world of sorcery and devils had not entirely passed into oblivion.

By 1910 insurance fires took their toll and before long Ferry had passed into oblivion.

Then his nerveless fingers relaxed their hold; and all passed into oblivion.

Destroyed by flames, old Chinatown had presumably passed into oblivion.

It is then that the Claridon will pass into oblivion.

The knowledge of how to do it has declined, passed into oblivion; it's an art that has died out.

In 1773 the collection was installed at Gammelholm but later passed into oblivion.

The last voice she heard as she passed into oblivion was that of the boy's, screaming that he would not let her leave.

The tiger itself had passed into oblivion.

Only to pass into oblivion again.

The word and the concept behind it will pass into oblivion as soon as true light can be brought into those dark places."

The Zionists, of course, won the battle, Israel was born, and the council passed into oblivion."

Or passed into oblivion.

Letter by letter, The Shadow's statement passed into oblivion - save in the mind of the master investigator.

Children are forced to grow up in totally unacceptable conditions, small stores are failing and the enforcement of laws has passed into oblivion.

But Africa had won again and the company had passed into oblivion, leaving this feeble scrape mark on the plain as its epitaph.

"Sometimes, is it not, the Past will not be left, will not suffer itself to pass into oblivion ?

"What has puzzled me," David Popenoe has written, "is how fast my father's name passed into oblivion."