Sentence examples for fades in a from inspiring English sources

Let's see what these companies do once the rage fades in a few years.

But freezing is about 90 percent effective, and the main side effect is a burning sensation that fades in a day or two.

That insistence fades in a movie that is itself largely a conventional, wan affair, despite its art-cinema flourishes, like scenes that start and end in medias res.

As the festive season fades in a haze of alcohol fumes and drizzle, we find ourselves looking with fresh eyes at the Christmas missive that has haunted our yuletide like the ghost of some jackbooted Jacob Marley.

The added light is still-unproved technology; many users say their teeth are whiter but the effect fades in a few days; one theory is that light dehydrates the enamel, but only temporarily.

Unfortunately, even the warmth of a superstar's glow fades in a frigid economy.

Check that your script begins with a "Fade in", a title card, and a description of setting.

If the new Lenox Lounge looks faded, it's a fade-in, not a fade-out.

Each trial lasted 20 s and was flanked by a 2-s fade-in and a 2-s fade-out, at the beginning and at the end of the sequence, respectively.

Fade ins provide a gentle opening to a scene that gives the viewer time to get settled into the scene.

Mann's happy-face buoyancy fades, in an instant, into resentment and malice — the switch to a mean tongue is her favorite comic device.