Sentence examples for faded off from inspiring English sources

He was a really nice guy, too, but he faded off".

Given those choices... .. she said, and faded off for a moment before adding: "Sessions scares me".

"The admiration for him with regard to his campaign, his optimism, his charismatic movement and charismatic leadership, that I think has not faded off yet," Father Ferrao said.

Mickelson quietly faded off the leader board and tied for 23rd, leaving him with more to reassess before the Masters in April.

He, Woodforde, had been around long enough to have played championship doubles with Martina Navratilova, with John McEnroe, who faded off the circuit as the 1980's closed and left Woodforde looking for a second.

You're just, like, so pretty, and everyone likes them and wants to hang out with them, and they seem so fun to be around, and they should be models.' Like... " she faded off, staring in mock anger at the audience, who were largely in stitches.

In this production, Tom Piper's elegant, minimal set — a large, faded off-white room with thirty doors that allow swift entrances and exits — lends the play a powerful sense of acceleration.

Despite the summer sunshine, the images that rush by outside are almost uniformly gray: broken concrete, trash on train tracks and faded, off-white skyscrapers as far as the human eye could see.

While Joe Lieberman is fading off into —something.

"Nobody interacts with Hillary Clinton like she's fading off into the sunset," Mr. Reines said.

Brows with a beginning and an ending, that don't just fade off".