Sentence examples for dim before from inspiring English sources

"Generations have to pass and conflicting memories dim before a national consensus can develop," he writes.

The lights dim before a packed audience and a slideshow begins: images of Gaza in conflict, people fleeing their homes, buildings on fire.

Further, the brightness of the day is continuously decreasing as the eclipse progresses and it will be harder to see the shadow as it is quite dim before totality.

The concave ceiling is pierced by thousands of little lights, so that when the main lights dim before a performance it looks as if you're sitting under the dome of a clear night sky.

When asked by the BBC for its thoughts on Google Glass last week, Vue said it would ask people to remove the eyewear as "soon as the lights dim before a screening".

Other organisations, surveyed by the BBC, have raised separate concerns relating to Glass's ability to film video and take photographs: The Vue cinema chain said it would ask guests to remove the eyewear "as soon as the lights dim before a screening".

Again and again, as if taking a cue from Melchior's passing, sequences dim to black before we have readied ourselves.

The lights have barely dimmed before the weighty issues abound: the nature of evil!

Sticking to Millrose tradition, the lights in the arena were dimmed before the race for a performance of the national anthem.

Inside the room, the lighting dimmed before each initiation of the beam, so that anyone trapped inside could hit a panic switch to stop it.

The Mets came into the new stadium with hopes of returning to the playoffs for the first time since 2006, but the glow began dimming before the team took the field.