Sentence examples for faded there from inspiring English sources

At the end, when the last note has faded, there is silence again.

When the cheers faded, there were expressions of surprise from the Establishment, and a few calls for his resignation, which were ignored.

When the final, consoling chords of the "Libera me" faded, there must have been a silence of 30 seconds before someone finally shouted "Bravo," to break the spell.

But the Cuban population has faded there, replaced by immigrants from other Latin American countries, and the company closed its office there several weeks ago.

No doubt, the machines eventually broke down, and, as the know-how faded, there was no one around who could fix them, so they were sold as scrap and recycled.

For those who have never seen the film or whose memories have faded, there is no better place to begin a visit than the Friday night or Sunday afternoon showing of "The Third Man" at Burg Kino (Opernring 19).

Should the durable "NCIS" ever start to fade, there's always "NNCIS".

Yet, in recent years, long-term follow-ups have shown that while the educational advantages of Head Start might fade, there are "life skill" gains that don't.

If the Jets continue to fade, there are bound to be repercussions, and those three will most likely bear the brunt.

On a recent Friday, with the sun slowly fading, there she was, writing notes on pink notebook paper and raining them on her friends.

And if ever, in spite of such efficient "conditioning" the delusion of happiness momentarily fades, there is "soma," a drug which transports whoever takes it into a holiday world of absolute conviction and which has not after-effects.