Sentence examples for fades like from inspiring English sources

She glows and fades like a lightbulb that is on the blink.

The more Michael fades like an old Polaroid print, the more Tiger burns bright.

The debate over the biography fades like a question overshadowed by its application: where and how to live.

The creative force that drives writing may still burn, but the energy to promote a book fades like the pitching arm of a middle-aged hurler.

So Adams wrote a slow crescendo for trilling strings, to which is added a flash of winds and brass — a chord that dazzles and fades, like a false dawn.

Next to those movies, "Shutter Island" flickers and fades like the lights in Ward C, and, when one of the inmates says to Teddy, "This is a game, and it's all for you," he gives that game away — not spoiling the story, just scraping it clean of serious intent.

Then they fade like smoke, or a bit like regret.

Those tales will fade like yesterday's newspapers.

My transient phase faded like my old tattoo.

It's fading like last month's snow.

The draughtsmanship is quickfire, incisive, or softly fading like smoke.