Sentence examples for People fade from inspiring English sources

People fade into the distance among the tents of a refugee camp.

"Most people fade away," he said, at Citi Field.

You hardly watch the people fade away, sort of the same way.

"When people fade on the second nine, it might be because they're affected by that 1 to 4 p.m. period when the body has the desire to sleep.

What we see and notice, standing in the front of the room, can be ascribed to politeness, too — until people fade into invisibility.

Researchers have used anesthesia, recently in combination with brain scans, as a tool to see what happens in the brain when people fade in and out of consciousness — which parts turn on and which turn off.

"It was 90 percent lawyers in a meeting and the marketing people faded into the background," he said.

But his own initial belief that there was something wrong with these people faded after he started getting to know them.

Written in 8AD, there are tales of nymphs turning into fountains or trees as they escape lecherous gods and people fading into echoes and shrinking into flowers, rather than dying.

When he got on to this topic about people fading with age, he said, 'Oh, Ishiguro has got a chart on his wall, showing what age certain authors were when they wrote their masterpieces.' And I remember him saying this on the South Bank Show as well".

So as time went on, we moved on, and these people faded into memory only to pop back up every now and again as you thought, "I wonder what ever happened to…".