Sentence examples for fades down from inspiring English sources
The key phrase had previously served Wingy Manone in "Tar Baby Stomp" and Fletcher Henderson in "Hot and Anxious," and the famous episode in which the orchestra fades down had been similarly used by Goodman to soup up "Don't Be That Way".
Just as the song seems to be getting going it fades down and is replaced by the less interesting, Timabaland-produced I Been On, which uses the strange orchestral backing of her recent 02 adverts as a soundbed for an odd Beyoncé rap that's been pitched down so she sounds like a drunk male robot.
Anyway, his first ball fades down the leg side.
A tape of New York traffic sounds winds up and fades down.
But even a good start will matter little if the Liberty fades down the stretch.
The next ball fades down the leg side, and Collingwood pats it away for two runs, a shot he repeats for three runs later in the over.
That faded down, and out.
The strings fade down but seem to continue, sotto voce.
Then he added, "But maybe this will fade down".
The bongo drumbeat faded down toward Pennsylvania Avenue as Mr. Orlow observed, "Tuesday this'll all be over and forgotten".
