Sentence examples for fades beneath from inspiring English sources
Midway, when the lyrics change from the third person to the first, he goes from wise to desperate, and, later, near the end, the vocal fades beneath the horns at the singer's lowest moment: "When a man loves a woman / I know exactly how he feels, / 'Cause baby, baby, you're my world".
When the performance concluded, close to 10 p.m., the long English summer daylight had only just faded beneath the distant hills.
To save the paintings from the fate of those in Lascaux, faded beneath algal slime introduced by opening the cave to the public (though it was closed in 1963 and a replica opened in 1983).
As the reverberations of The Walk faded beneath rowdier R&B dance songs such as The Twist and The Locomotion, McCracklin returned to the blues club circuit a somewhat disappointed man.
Mr. Assad conceded that some of his fellow citizens might have considered the upheaval in Iraq contagious, but said any idea of Iraq as a model for change was fading beneath the grim reality of daily violence.
What I like about this film is that it's not your classic family bonding makes all problems fade beneath the surface plotline.
At one point, Gerwig, reading aloud to him in bed, is faded out beneath a surge of music, while our vision is filled once again with a closeup of the main man.
One of her prized possessions is a photo album of faded pictures beneath sticky plastic, showing her father happy, with wavy long hair and a child in each arm.
A passing car fades into insignificance beneath striated rockface that it took the Earth millennia to create.
There are few greater joys for a sports fan than losing oneself in a game — a three-hour window in which the terms of engagement are clear and the low-level buzz of the day fades to silence beneath the roar of the crowd.
