The campaign bombed hard and faded fast.
While it had originally been thought that addressing one step at a time represented the most scaffolded form of presenting a worked example, it might instead be that presenting the full-worked example as a mental model up-front is a prerequisite for effective dialog scaffolding and that a linear step-by-step progression represents a harder, more faded task (Atkinson et al. 2003).
Black-clad students from Columbia and Barnard sat on vinyl-covered counter stools and stared hard at the faded Formica decor in literary reverie.
It is tiny and faded, hard to imagine as the silhouette of a king – but then we begin filming, and Ben walks in.
Take Beeswing, the story of two young lovers grown apart and old, the brown-haired girl with "animal in her eyes" now faded from "hard weather and hard booze / But maybe that's just the price you pay for the chains that you refuse".
The pride of hard, manual labor has faded, and family emergencies rarely bring whole communities together.
After working hard all day, Ullrich faded severely in the last climb and finished 25th, 8 57 behind the winner.
Too often we take these trees for granted, and questions about who planted them, and when, are hard to answer — although faded old photographs give us clues.
He wore a faded brown hard hat, his much travelled tool belt, bluejeans, and one of his many paint-stained sweatshirts.
But as brawny old Seattle faded, the hard parts of its industrial past — a shadow-casting highway viaduct, a crumbling sea wall — remained behind like bleached fossils even as the modern gloss of restaurants, hotels and apartment towers moved in.
