Sentence examples for fading allure from inspiring English sources
And the teams' losses have grown especially heavy with the increasing popularity of a new soccer league and the fading allure of baseball.
The fading allure of text messaging is most likely tied to the rise of alternative services like Facebook, Twitter, BlackBerry Messenger and iMessage, which allow customers to send messages free using a cellphone's Internet connection, analysts say.
In France the paid-for channel Canal Plus led the way in the mid-2000s by investing in new original series to supplement the fading allure of its football and cinema programming.
This signifies not only the final throes of a craze for amateur dabbling in shares on the internet but also the fading allure of Japan for foreign securities firms.Over the past couple of years ABN Amro, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Crédit Agricole have closed their equity operations in Japan.
Many are trying to launch smaller funds that focus on small and middle-sized companies, or are devoted to specific countries or underpenetrated areas, like eastern Europe.Still, Europe's fading allure seemed to be underlined by the news that Stephen Schwarzman, the boss of Blackstone, an American buy-out firm, is moving to Paris for a few months.
The first is the fading allure of a completely connected lifestyle.
The next day, Ms. BrowasAllen was back, seduced by the faded allure of a near-mansion on St. Marks Avenue somewhat down on its luck.
The Daily Mail's Quentin Letts, a man I don't normally associate with personal style, led the pack, referring to my faded allure, my necklace choice and general grooming, which he found not to his taste.
Mr. Balazs (who artfully instilled faded allure at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles and informal exclusivity at the Mercer in New York) is aiming to attract the new jet set.
But then … the allure fades.
