Sentence examples for allowed to fade from inspiring English sources
Like so many great players, he was allowed to fade away.
Do let's hope this stain on all our souls is never allowed to fade.
Old movie monsters never die, and they're rarely allowed to fade away with any dignity, either.
Luckily, our wishes were granted and Ivy was allowed to fade away.
The ideas it contains are too important to be allowed to fade away.
Mr Kirby, a retired Australian judge, nonetheless urged that his report not be allowed to fade into obscurity.
Mr. Armstrong blamed AOL's shrinking dial-up Internet access business, which the company is allowing to fade out, for the declines.
It would be a grave injustice if this ground- breaking album, and the brilliant band behind it, were allowed to just fade away.
This is how history is made — or rather, how the hue and cry of the present and near past gets lodged into the long-term cultural memory or else is allowed to quietly fade into an inaudible whisper.
They are often institutionalised in places where they are not allowed to simply fade out or are not blessed with a condition in which that will happen without positive assistance.
"It's about drawing a line in the sand in terms of the decline of seaside towns and the way the seaside economy has been allowed to slowly fade away," says Opie. "This pier is saying it doesn't have to be like that".
