Sentence examples for it all faded from inspiring English sources

It all faded into nothing.

"Now it all faded and merged into the mainstream".

"You had promises that people were going to do something for a while, then it all faded away.

"But once again, it all faded away.

During the 1970s oil boom, when the kingdom last tried to broaden the economic base, Saudi petro-wealth went into government-funded boondoggles, and it all faded with crashing crude prices.

Eli had to ask Alicia, "Would you want to run for state's attorney?" Then it all faded to black, and we spent the last few months waiting, to hear Alicia's answer.

It looked OK when I dropped it, but I never looked at it again and I would imagine it's all faded out by now".

It's all faded glory and untapped potential, as though one of Cookie's magnificent leopard-print outfits got dragged by a city bus for a few miles.

I hadn't seen the old house or the old neighborhood since I made the same pilgrimage at the end of my last cross-country ride, and though the names of my neighbors – the McDermotts, the Kopfs, the Hansens, the Ferraras, the Tells, the Asadorians, the Oberholtzers, the Cochranes – came parading back to me, visually it had all faded in memory.

Strangely enough, it had generally all faded by the eighteenth century; there was far less great science then.

I'd turn on a gaming console, I'd play, and it would all fade away—if only for a while.