Sentence examples for fade day from inspiring English sources

The US seems to be full steam ahead on inevitable marijuana legalization, Vermont is now looking at heroin abuse as a health problem rather than a criminal offense, and the public stigma of using harder party drugs seems to fade day by day.

He believed that the regime had initially tried to ride out the storm: "Perhaps some thought that those demonstrators would get tired and fade day after day, week after week, but everyone saw that yesterday there were more people than ever since it began".

As light began to fade Friday evening, rescue workers, aided by cadaver dogs, searched for passengers — dead and alive — and the residential neighborhood nearby filled with frantic family members of passengers trying to get information.

In the background, spectral as the fading day, a maid hovers with coffee.

But the real show began when they stepped back outside and into the glorious vapor of the fading day.

Any optimism about an agreement along those lines faded Tuesday, when the owners' labor committee rejected that outline during a negotiating session in New York.

BEIJING — Despite the efforts of 1,000 rescuers, hope appeared to be fading Wednesday for 153 miners trapped in a coal shaft in northern China that was flooded on Sunday.

In weeks past, some Republican leaders had urged Mr. Coleman to press on to the federal courts if need be, but those calls faded Tuesday.

Hopes of a deal between Britain's Sage and Norway's Visma faded Wednesday as the two software makers suddenly found themselves at odds over the price.

That is the case on St. Marks Place, where the timeworn graffiti-scarred buildings, their facades a faded Day-Glo blue, sat mostly vacant for the last two years.

Saab Automobile's last hopes for avoiding collapse appeared to be fading Thursday, with Chinese investors getting cold feet and the court-appointed administrator recommending that its reorganization process be halted.