Sentence examples for a fading of from inspiring English sources

Is it a fading of clay That does it?

Would there be lingering impairment, a fading of energy?

The poem speaks of troubled times and a fading of glory.

By Jon Swan The New Yorker, November 12 , 1960P. 190 Is it a fading of clay That does it?

Sources said the new timeline also reflects a fading of suspicions that Iran's military has been running its own separate and covert enrichment effort.

There is a fading of the anxiety, which reached a peak under the Bush administration, that Islam itself was the target of a concerted Western campaign.

A fade of the twitches appears when the neuromuscular blockade increases [10, 11].

Qualitative monitoring of neuromuscular transmission (peripheral train-of-four nerve stimulation to visually screen for a fade of contraction) did not significantly modify the risk, and reversal with neostigmine even increased the risk of severe postoperative respiratory failure.

This long, leisurely correspondence seems now of another world, a fading reminder of the golden age of letter writing.

Glade Hill is one of a fading constellation of publicly funded canneries in Virginia, and across the South.

Strickland is part of a fading generation of players for whom the distance between street ball and the big stage was not so vast.