Sentence examples for had faded back from inspiring English sources

After persistent reports, in July, that Palin was on McCain's short list of potential running mates, her name had faded back into obscurity.

Instead, he had faded back into obscurity in his hometown of Detroit, doing demolition work and other forms of manual labor.

Now that Kennedy has faded back into her previous life and rumors continue to swirl about her sudden withdrawal, we followed up with MacFarquhar.

Yet at the same time, the fact that so many members of this once-vast circle have faded back to the rhythms of their daily lives, and that there is no longer someone there every hour of the day, suggests the extent to which New York is moving, slowly, though certainly, beyond the horror that consumed it.

But fellow Scot Kelsey Macdonald has faded back to six over, after starting the day two shots off the lead.

But by the time she finished a disappointing sixth in the state's caucuses this month, Mrs. Bachmann had faded to the back of the pack.

Don't you think it's a little loud?" "What?" By 10 30 p.m., after the final notes of Boston's "Long Time" had faded, we were back in the car.

Then, in 1992, as quickly as my voice had faded it came roaring back.

When they came back, they had faded considerably.

The group, which had faded in the 1870s, roared back to life, this time as a nationwide movement, bent on defending a racist and nativist American ideal.

The fretting over back-to-back-to-backs and four-game weeks had faded.