After just five minutes on the grill, it had faded into dark oblivion.
The young man hears their footsteps fading into the dark of night.
So it isn't surprising that the protagonists of the The Square, a new documentary about the Egyptian revolution that opens in New York next week, light up the early minutes of the movie with a romantic intensity and fade into darker moods as their movement fractures and sputters.
I could see the structure of the city, with its glowing heart, its network of roads and its halo of suburban lights fading into the dark countryside.
The tavern is literally covered with them -- shamrocks in different shades of green, many fading into a dark, mustard brown, stained over the years by clouds of cigarette smoke.
The pain increased to waves of cramping agony that left her gasping for breath, on and on, the day fading into night, the rain torn away by wind, the dark choking hours eternal.
In other words, the Obama campaign has been walking the walk of change for a couple of years now while the McCain organization (if one can call it that) clings with fury and clamor to a model that has faded into the dark past of politics.
"The people will not disappear back into the political shadows and the nation will not fade into the dark.
Like one of the whores From Nights of Cabiria, Obviously not Fellini's wife The lovely clown, But one of the others Whose story isn't told, Who fades into the dark After Juliet Massina goes off.
You enter a room filled with people – often alongside friends, family, partners or first dates – and then, as the lights go down, you hope that the movie will be good enough for all of them to fade into the dark so that you can disappear into the film alone.
You enter a room filled with people often alongside friends, family, partners, or first dates and then, as the lights go down, you hope that the movie will be good enough for all of them to fade into the dark so that you can disappear into the film alone.
