Sentence examples for early fading from inspiring English sources

Solid if unsurprising travelogue, which lays out the familar Cuban cliches early – fading colonial architecture, raffish revolutionary romance, vintage American cars, rum, cigars – before establishing the reason for its existence: the emergence of a new Cuba, slowly resigning itself to the economic failure of its decades of communism, and gingerly embracing a sort of elementary capitalism.

Therefore, use high quality prints to prevent early fading.

A lot of mid-majors who looked strong early faded late.

Goumri also had high hopes in the Olympics, but after running strong early, faded and finished 20th.

However, the length of several tracks as well as of the album as a whole was criticized, with reviewers finding it "too short" and disapproving of the early fade-out of some tracks.

The proportion of minor epidemics is significantly lower in the completely connected graph compared to the low connected scale-free network (right and left panels of Figure 7 respectively), since this latter network facilitates the occurrence of early fade-outs.

There are of course, as in all the 21c chain, the familiar red or yellow penguins that mark the hallways and give greetings inside the rooms and suites, not to mention, at least in Cincinnati, the aged mirrors that hang in the elevators and recall earlier faded elegance in the hotel when it was at the peak of its prominence in the 1920s before it fell into degradation as an SRO for the homeless.

Dark in my infancy and early childhood, fading somewhat as I got older, but never fading to a state of inconsequence, never ceasing to be the first thing people noticed about me, head on, never ceasing to shock those who had come at me from the left side.

The Mets sank in the standings early before fading into comical irrelevance.

The Brazilian fighter has the reputation for being dangerous early but fading late.

Reviewers from Mania.com followed this pattern; Dani Moure was skeptical of the series' long-term entertainment value, but like fellow reviewer Danielle Van Gorder, found his early indifference fading as the story develops.