Sentence examples for fading along from inspiring English sources

Anti-Americanism is fading along with American power, but Chomsky hasn't noticed.

Groups like the Foreign Policy Association have found the appeal of what they do (and hence donations) fading along with the cold war and fear of Communist domination.

But lawmakers' expectations of a pay increase are fading, along with the state's tax revenues.

The culture is also more secular, with prayer in schools and the closing of businesses on Sundays fading along with traditional religious norms on marriage and sex.

The environmental anxieties that followed the Iraq debacle are fading, along with the war itself, from the centre of American politics.

The same playwright returns with another ellipsis, this time attached to a Bollywood-style musical about a 1950s Bombay film producer (now played by Mr. Din) whose star is fading, along with that of his once adored leading man.

BRONCOS (6-5) at JETS (8-3) Jets by 7 ½ The Broncos have faded along with Brandon Marshall's star.

Even though the culture of the broadcast has faded along with its technologies, it is still deeply ingrained in our sense of what television looks and feels like.

Lou Piniella's standing faded along with his fire.

But its golden years faded along with Portugal's declining fortunes as a colonial power.

It was the early 1990's, and Hughes Electronics had faded along with the cold war.