Sentence examples for have started to fade from inspiring English sources

The gardening books advise doing this while they are blooming, but I usually wait until after the blooms have started to fade.

They were due to fly early on Monday morning to the Siachen glacier, the world's highest combat zone, where hopes of finding anyone alive have started to fade.

Shocks like the economic crisis in Europe as well as the federal debt standoff and credit downgrade in the United States have started to fade in the rearview mirror, he said, encouraging some employers to catch up in terms of hiring.

The initial optimism and political support of indigenous organizations toward the "new left" have started to fade as the result of state-sponsored neo-extractivism.

It's already happening in the hallways at business school, where the appeal of Internet startups have started to fade and students now joke that B2C stands for Back to Consulting.

Static Q&A Sites (ie Yahoo Answers) have started to fade away in presence on the web, but Answers has a potentially interesting strategy to monetize and increase engagement.

But that rally has started to fade.

That ink has started to fade, just like my hopes for change.

Just when the Martha Stewart jokes and parodies had started to fade, the anti-Martha cookbook has landed.

Over the past decade, the taboo has started to fade under the glaring light of the global media.

BUENOS AIRES — After a decade in the public eye, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has started to fade in her starring role as Argentina's diva.