Sentence examples for expected to fade away from inspiring English sources
Marketing-driven games are free and expected to fade away after a movie's release.
Intel's MeeGo, which I expected to fade away after a rather poor showing at Mobile World Congress, has been given a puzzling upgrade, which NetbookNews got on video at a recent Intel event in Beijing.
Coal the dirtiest of the fossil fuels was expected to fade gradually away in the power game.Such thinking seems to have passed by south Yorkshire, where the skyline is dominated by the colossal cooling towers and chimneys of Drax, Britain's biggest coal-fired power station.
In the last days of Mr. Hussein's government, dinars sank to a low of more than 3,000 to the dollar, and American officials expected them to fade away into worthlessness.
Expect them to fade away.
If they don't sell soon, I expect them to fade away.
"If it really is a star being torn up, then we'd expect it to fade away in the next few days.
Don't expect Jordan to fade away after Tuesday.
So I don't expect it to fade away anytime soon -- certainly not in my lifetime.
He clearly expected the lawsuit to fade away, as do so many lawsuits filed by the "little people" in developing countries against multinational corporations with virtually unlimited legal and lobbying budgets.
