Sentence examples for does fade away from inspiring English sources

The past really does fade away.

"I think it's about time that it does fade away," she said.

And when it does fade away I'll think, 'Jesus Christ, I thought that would never happen!' My expectations are like, 'OK, every day for the rest of my life, I'm going to have to answer this question, I'm going to have to try to suss this out for someone who can't'.

But old paradigms do fade away.

SNR do fade away and eventually become invisible.

And the bills themselves appeared only sporadically: cropping up when the plague did, fading away again when the crisis passed.

She did fade away, though intentionally: in 1979 she dissolved her band, the Patti Smith Group, leaving New York and her escalating fame behind for an apparently contented life as a suburban Detroit housewife, tucking into domesticity with her husband, the guitarist Fred Smith, and their children, Jackson (a son) and Jesse (a daughter).

The promise did fade away briefly, and I can't help but think that had no one made a fuss about it, it would have continued fading.

The Spencers that arrived in Alabama left a mark, but Pattillo aims to make sure that mark does not fade away.

3. Imagination is a beautiful thing; exercise it as much as you can so it doesn't fade away.

Nasreen doesn't fade away; instead, she acts mightily spurned.