Sentence examples for bit of a fade from inspiring English sources

"Had a perfect 5-wood, just landed perfect, a little bit of a fade, and just, yeah, it landed perfect, about 15 feet short of the hole and then sort of checked up and then rolled up into the hole," said Allenby, who added that it was his 14th ace.

It has a little bit of a "Not Fade Away" beat going on.

"…I've had a bit of a flare up but its fading away so I am just sort of hanging on but [Lead Nurse] did say that after eighteen months they would call me anyway if I wasn't in before that so I'm hanging on really" (R5).

Rub the "bruise" with your finger a little bit for a faded touch.

Error-correction-coding is also applicable, but in high capacity systems the number of bits affected by a fade increases with the line rate.

It won't capture every last original bit of a digital photograph, it can fade or mildew, and it doesn't lend itself to electronic searching.

This is to allow a bit of material to fade out to.

A bit of a Cheshire Cat himself, Menzies fades away, leaving movies as distinctive and mysterious as this "Alice" behind.

Underworld, in fact, had a bit of a triumph: the builds and fades they learned in the world of dance music lent the sometimes overwhelming visual spectacle a sense of structure.

Writing in The Guardian, Michael Hann said "Underworld... had a bit of a triumph: the builds and fades they learned in the world of dance music lent the sometimes overwhelming visual spectacle a sense of structure".

Maybe add in a sweep or a jab step and then drive or when your shooting add a little bit of fade to get space between you and your defender.