Sentence examples for he has faded from inspiring English sources

But he has faded from the rotation because of his mistake-prone play.

As for Halliwell, who died in 2006, he has faded from public consciousness almost entirely.

Since then, he has faded into the background, while negative headlines surround his company and Mr. Kumar, his successor.

USC QB Matt Barkley was the poster boy of sorts for college football heading into the season, but he has faded of late.

Albaladejo made the Yankees' opening day roster in 2008 and 2009, but he has faded from their radar as Clippard's star has risen.

Bu according to the Royal Society, of which he was a foreign member, he has "faded from collective memory" in the English-speaking world today.

But as a major political figure he had faded, and the rest was mainly honorifics.

But he had faded in his semifinal heat and seemed to have nothing sustaining in his legs on Sunday.

I knew him since as this kind of cabaret figure – he had faded, definitely, but I still had a lot of regard for him, and that album seemed to get him into some interesting places".

He had faded in the fourth quarter, outplayed thoroughly by Latrell Sprewell, as the Toronto Raptors let a one-time 10-point lead become a 4-point deficit with less than three minutes remaining in the game last night.

Until real votes start rolling in, there is always some chance that a candidate just won't take well to actual voters, and there were reasons to think that Mr. Romney might have been one of them: he had faded down the stretch in both Iowa and New Hampshire in 2008, and candidates with Mr. Romney's pedigree have historically underperformed in the Iowa caucuses.