Sentence examples for fade of from inspiring English sources

Among NBC's other worries: the now steady fade of "The Office".

There's the hard grind and burn of the track and a low grind and fade of the marathon.

She crouches into the tense quiver and fade of strings during "Vocal"'s rave reverie, drawling and stretching murmured words.

The slow fade of his career does not help: he has been in Greece since 2004, when he almost ended up at Bolton.

And now his perfume concert is an amusing anecdote and he is some one we've never heard of — a minor martyr to the slow fade of memory and time.

The last two factors are common in America and Europe, where Hilton, Cadbury and others have evolved into companies run for institutional investors.Will India's family firms fade of their own accord, too?

It's sort of a cross-fade of feeling".

There is a lot at play here: The cancellation of the Surface Mini, the clear-out-the-revenue sale of old Pro 2 models, and the slow-fade of the Surface 2 are all factors.

But the fact is that the Aussie heroine did win, thus retaining her 22 from 22 record, so Nolen's quickly admitted misjudgement - "brain fade" - of the tough finishing metres actually only added to the richness of the mix.

To recover the capacity fade of cycled battery, either charging the negative electrode of fully discharged battery or charging the positive electrode of fully charged battery, could be an effective method, and possible capacity recovering design is presented.

Richard Fade of Ignition Partners said it is the efficiency that comes with flash that makes the market so exciting.