Sentence examples for as faded from inspiring English sources

Somebody had once meticulously embroidered the stars, but it was as faded as stone-washed jeans, and as frayed.

In a distant era nearly as faded as when men wore fedoras to arenas, Knicks games made a meaningful contribution to the MSG Network.

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Perhaps we see them as faded invitations to another time, asking us to imagine the everyday rhythms of life when their fresh-paint message first shouted from a brick facade.

History, it seems to us is moving so swiftly & savagely in totalitarian Europe that the playwright cannot hope to transfer anything to the stage that won't seem as faded as a Civil War melodrama.

The magic of the FA Cup may be a careworn concept, as faded as Paul Daniels and his on-stage shtick, but there were still moments to cherish for fans of unheralded sides up and down the country as the first round got underway in earnest.

Ms. Cabot describes the main house's style as "faded grandeur".

But as quickly as it came, it just as quickly faded away.

Rodgers was barely able to fill central midfield for the encounter with Besiktas and he would have known Bilic was right when he described Liverpool as "fading, fading, fading" as the game dragged on towards penalties.

But this commission on sales kicks in only after reaching a certain minimum threshold--a system known as "fading".

As soon as fluorescence faded each experimental eye received an additional 60-micron deep PTK.

That would be of some concern to Harry Redknapp, as Tottenham faded as an attacking force.