Sentence examples for day is fading from inspiring English sources

That Jackson is strictly the province of experts, huckers and powder fiends is a myth whose day is fading, but still perseveres in some corners.

The short day was fading.

Outside San Hipólito during the most recent monthly veneration, the day was fading into evening.

Hopes that a key tool in the fight against climate change can be brought back into full operation on Wednesday were fading as national governments struggled to beef up security after a huge carbon fraud was uncovered in Europe's pioneering emissions trading scheme (ETS).

But the fretting about two or three cups a day, or even more, is fading as study results suggestive of health benefits from coffee keep on coming in.

But I firmly believe that the day of creedal religion is fading precisely as we begin to learn some self respect -- even as we acknowledge that we are spectrum people -- that everything is a spectrum.

ROUVRAY, France, March 23 The custom of harvest ing fish on the Monday of Holy Week is fading along with many other village tra ditions, a victim of progress and pollution.

There is little benefit in trying to maintain sweet relations with a president whose ability to deliver tax cuts is fading by the day.

"In big-time sports, the day of individual owners like Jerry is fading fast," David Stern, the N.B.A. commissioner, told Sports Illustrated in 1998 as the Lakers prepared to leave the Forum for Staples Center, which opened the next year.

My scar, which is fading away every day, was very prominent in the first couple of weeks because of the glue that Mrs Harper-Machin had put on the dissolving stitches.

Another indication that the on-court supremacy of Serena Williams is fading came on Saturday when she pulled out midway through the Miami Open because of a left knee injury.