Sentence examples for faded around from inspiring English sources

But that trend faded around the turn of the century.

But she pointed out that the custom faded around the time of Watergate, in part because people became more cynical about the presidency.

What does successful forest management look like?" The years of experience as the industry faded around much of the West — mainly as a result of reduced timber sales in the national forests — has also given people here in Montana a glimpse of what can happen when an industry does go away.

It's a bit gritty, somewhat faded around the edges.

In his heart, he wanted to play Dixieland, but as that style faded around the Depression era, he continued to play jazz, whether he liked the music or not.

Qik, a company that was very early on in the stream-live-video-from-your-phone trend that popped up and then quickly faded around 2008-2009, is being retired by its parent company, Skype.

These films started to fade around 1993, just after the last recession.

If the trend continues, as many as 2.5 million people could file asbestos-related suits before the litigation begins to fade around 2030.

He won a stimulus bill that helped avert a depression; he got a historic health care reform through Congress; the bitter memory of Mr. Bush's presidency is fading around the world.

Assuming that the plane crashed on 8 March, as Malaysian officials insist, that means the beacons aboard MH370 will begin to fade around 7 April and could go silent around 12 April.

Accordingly, the capacity fade around the voltage plateaus of ~0.410 V was somehow compensated by the capacity increase around those of ~0.200 V.