How to pronounce “oblivion” in English

It had been bombed to oblivion by the Maoist troops as they were invading Tibet.

Instead of it tailing off into oblivion in those five years, film sales bottomed out, and started to go up.

It's really just 12 kilometers between us and oblivion.

futures and frankly our past our memories are separated from Oblivion by

who helped save the national football league from oblivion who captivated fans flocking to fill those

His body lands on a ledge with a sickening thud and then bounces towards oblivion.

And their fear is a failure, or maybe it's oblivion.

But in some ways it's better to sell the stock 50% down before it goes to oblivion, like Polaroid.

And this is the one that I always think about when I think about America and the way we're inching toward oblivion by ignoring that there's

And we're told that the only thing we can do in this country is follow this curve down to oblivion, which

I'd probably be sued into oblivion first of all, and secondly people would say, somebody would say, "Either you've got it completely wrong or you're not telling

basically presented themselves to the Sunni community and they said we're the only thing that stands between you guys and Oblivion you know we'll fight back

And then you just put your leftover wilted greens in with it, and you puree it, and that wilted lettuce will just wilt into oblivion.

My plan was to keep going until I was exhausted, then sink into the dark waters in oblivion.

David Foster Wallace, who as you presumably know is the author of "Infinite Jest," "The Broom of the System," "Oblivion," "A Supposedly Wonderful Thing I'll Never Do