And the Apostle will say , O my Lord ! Indeed my people consigned this Quran to oblivion .

And the Apostle will say , O my Lord ! Indeed my people consigned this Quran to oblivion .

Address it to the dumps, to oblivion.

leading you into oblivion.

Happily, apartheid has now been consigned to history.

The site later fell into oblivion.

He has consigned the Communists to Trotsky's dustbin of history.

The women, who lived in silence, went on to oblivion.

It s about closing the door on oblivion

So this is Oblivion by Astor Piazzolla.

Our sensuality is a desire for oblivion.

Remembrance and forgiveness have allowed our remembered nightmares to be consigned to the past.

Oblivion shall own me and death alone shall love me.

Indeed, the Fund almost disappeared into complete oblivion during their tenure.

With us, every demonstration, even violent, is a longing for oblivion.

Apparently, those who havenít got anywhere to flee to are consigned to be buried under tonnes of rubble.

In response to a question, it was clarified that the phrase consigned to the order of the shipper or to the order of the consignee in subparagraph (i) was intended to include the situation where goods were consigned to a named party.

Now, we descend into oblivion, ...or we enter the great book of history.

This made no sense at all, so they consigned these curves to the back of the math books.

With modern manufacturing underdeveloped, many young workers with fewer skills and less education are consigned to the informal sector.

Indeed , he who comes to his Lord a sinner shall be consigned to Hell he shall neither die therein nor live .

Indeed , he who comes to his Lord a sinner shall be consigned to Hell he shall neither die therein nor live .

The goods are examined in the presence of the clerk sent by the jewellery store to which they are consigned.

Belief in an afterlife, which may be naturalistic or supernatural, is in contrast to the belief in oblivion after death.

Draghi reversed the euro s slide into oblivion by promising potentially unlimited purchases of member governments bonds.

As You have consigned me to perversity , he said , I will surely lie in wait for them on Your straight path .

As You have consigned me to perversity , he said , I will surely lie in wait for them on Your straight path .

He's not consigned to the hell of unhappiness and that's because Len, like most of you, is enormously capable of flow.

The United Nations was responsible for the future of the Kanak people and should not allow them to sink into oblivion.

We could either develop paradise on Earth or oblivion wipe ourselves out, only the future will tell.

The test check further revealed that 3,233 copies of 16 titles were consigned to recycling in less than the prescribed three years.

Let's try to kind of keep our society going in some reasonable way, so that we don't just ruin ourselves into oblivion.

Some people I've got an English friend in China, and he said, The continent is sleepwalking into oblivion.

And in his biography, he writes that the addiction was all about looking for oblivion, looking for forgetting.

He hopes to ensure that a moderate Democratic Party forms the core of domestic politics and policymaking, with the Republican Party consigned to the periphery.

Either the gods have granted him oblivion, or he wishes to escape the memory of some great sin or misdeed of his past.

For example, the countries that were consigned by Roosevelt and Churchill to Stalin s un tender mercies are now mostly part of the European Union.

Paradise or Oblivion (Jacque Fresco) It was living through the 1929 Great Depression that helped shape my social conscience.

The state of Israel seems to owe its very existence to the American Jewish vote, while at the same time consigning the non religious to political oblivion.

But the cause of nuclear non proliferation is now in deep trouble, as countries are once again tempted to acquire the means of oblivion.

Moreover, there is the problem of less skilled and less educated migrants from the countryside, who are consigned to second class jobs in the cities.

In December 1803, aged 15, Charles Browne Hardwicke, began his navel life when he was consigned to a merchant ship trading in the West Indies.

It is indeed most welcome that the Organization will mark its fiftieth anniversary next year with the apartheid system vanquished and consigned to the past.

Of course, it is always very hard for leaders to relinquish power. Some have done so, more or less voluntarily, only to re emerge suddenly from oblivion.

But the fact that Russia s social and economic diseases are going unaddressed has consigned the country to the long term decline that his presidency was supposed to reverse.