Sentence examples for fade about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fade about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to gradually become less distinct or noticeable. Example: The memories of my childhood faded about as I grew older, but I still remember the feeling of running through the fields with my brothers.
At one point, a lawyer representing the dissenting states asked Mr. Fade about the views of the 10 largest PC makers.
Before all the talk begins to fade about what happened on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas and moves to the endless calls for what fight fans want, Mayweather vs. Pacquiao, let's reflect on a historic fight and two men that gave us our money's worth.
But those qualms seem to be fading about as fast as the "I Love You" virus spread last week, according to the study, which was divided into separate surveys about online advertising and Web site management.
Most everyone starts to fade by about thirty.
A previous version of a book club on "Today" faded about a decade ago, a spokeswoman said.
Not as if it matters to the Yankees, whose surprise at his success faded about a month ago.
It's a terrific piece, about sexuality blossoming and fading, about married couples rubbing along and wondering whether life will offer any more surprises.
Drawn from the museum's deep holdings, it's a show about paradises lost and found; about nature blooming and fading; about cosmological events transpiring in backyard bamboo groves.
That's the impression given by the 80 paintings and objects that make up this fragrant exhibition, drawn entirely from the museum's deep holdings, about paradises lost and found; about nature blooming and fading; about cosmological events transpiring in backyard bamboo groves.
The conflicting accounts about how he was killed seemed to reflect an instability that could trouble Libya long after the euphoria fades about the demise of Colonel Qaddafi, who ruled Libya for nearly 42 years and is the first of the autocrats to be killed in the Arab Spring uprisings.
Finally, the lithium ion battery system based on the prelithiated Ge/CHNs anode and LiCoO2 cathode demonstrates a high energy density of 370 Wh kg−1 after 300 cycles between 2.7 and 4.4 V at 1C (the energy density here is based on the total weight of Ge/CHNs and LiCoO2), with average capacity fading about 0.018% per cycle.
