Sentence examples for faded much from inspiring English sources

The shock of September 11th has certainly faded much faster in Europe than in America.

I stuck a Post-it none on the edge of my desk: "RING TERRI!" Over the months, the note faded, much like my resolve.

So far in 2012, however, the bounces that candidates have received from primary and caucus wins have been minimal or have faded much too quickly to help the candidate in the next state.

Borrowing costs for struggling southern European countries like Spain and Italy have begun to rise again as the effect of the European Central Bank's injection of about $1.3 trillion in cheap loans into the banking system in December and March has faded much faster than expected.

Unconditional Love is an unconditionally terrific pop ballad (intensified by her thunderous bass guitar), while the weaving Earth to Heaven is a testament to how powerful that voice has become, and the unison bass and guitar ostinato of Funk the Fear is almost as compelling on record as it was live – but for the fact that Matthew Stevens' exciting guitar playing gets faded much too early.

But the light was too faint and faded much too quickly to fit the core-collapse category.

These feelings don't fade much with time, apparently.

Go! Go! Go! Rudisha didn't fade much; he won, set a world record, and stretched his long arms out toward the sky.

Go! Go! Go! [ image: /photos/59095308ebe912338a372f53] Rudisha didn't fade much; he won, set a world record, and stretched his long arms out toward the sky.

His ability to remember has been fading, much like those block letters.

4. Promote Independence Even when memory begins to fade, much of a person's procedural memory remains.