Sentence examples for gets faded from inspiring English sources

Unconditional Love is an unconditionally terrific pop ballad (intensified by her thunderous bass guitar), while the weaving Earth to Heaven is a testament to how powerful that voice has become, and the unison bass and guitar ostinato of Funk the Fear is almost as compelling on record as it was live – but for the fact that Matthew Stevens' exciting guitar playing gets faded much too early.

It means the political heat gets faded to your local school administrators who are often forced to hold Tax Ratification Elections and ask already overtaxed homeowners to pay more for schools because the goddamned legislature didn't do its job.

Sure, maybe he'd get faded out by a combine harvester.

"We've had to make some difficult decisions … " An aide mimed a throat slit manoeuvre and the bit about working-class criminals not being great vote-winners got faded out.

That guy knows how to get faded like a champ!" Thirty-year-old me thinks, "I'm concerned for the boy's health and the general sanitation of this festival.

Each year she strikes a new pose, and although her denim jumper is getting faded, she hasn't lost her full figure, which tricked me into thinking that she was real.

I protest against all our interest, all our effort at understanding being given to the young skins that look blooming in spite of trouble; for these too will get faded, and will know the older and more eating griefs which we are helping to neglect.

In "Bury Me With It," Mr. Brock slips into character as a man whose time has passed, barking, "Well, the suit got tight and it split at the seams/ But I kept it out of habit and I kept it real clean/ But if it's getting faded, if it's running out of thread/ Could you do this for me my friend?/ And please just please!/ Bury me with it".

How do you smoke during a festival so you can stay perfectly high all day without getting faded by the time the headliner plays?

"Let's get faded," he begs Silas after waltzing off with some free ganja, muttering about his take being light recently.

An experienced photographer, the artist behind @whereyousmoke considers his fusion of nature and Mary Jane as a practice that goes beyond getting faded in the great outdoors.