Sentence examples for faded against from inspiring English sources

Last season, as an impassioned Siegmund in "Die Walküre," he occasionally faded against Wagner's huge orchestra.

However, even the Stratocruiser faded against better, faster piston-engine airliners from Douglas and Lockheed.

Even the crisis of his relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright faded against the image of the faithful, even uxorious, husband and devoted father of two young daughters.

Although it wasn't long before it faded against my new life — starting a family and getting a job — it marked me.

2010 Lost After beating beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarters Murray faded against French Open champion and world No 1 Rafa Nadal, going down in straight sets.

The 23-year-old joiner from Glasgow opened strongly in his semi-final and looked on course for a third win and a chance of gold in his home city but faded against New Zealand's David Light.

Even when dreamlike double exposures materialize and fade against an interior, the juxtaposition seems strangely naturalistic.

And without a flashy offense like Denver's, they could fade against tougher opponents in the second half.

Such financial squabbles, as ill-timed as they may be while Mr. Mandela lies near death, are likely to fade against the larger issue of who will control his political legacy.

But even Gordon, the winner of four championships in his career and the points leader through most of the playoff, is beginning to fade against Johnson, who has become the master of the Chase.

Clinton began to fade against this challenger from the left who repeatedly reminded everyone that on key issues, like going to war in Iraq, Clinton was indistinguishable from Republicans.