Sentence examples for it fades with from inspiring English sources
It faded with Civil Service reforms and the Progressive era at the dawn of the 20th century.
John Graves Simcoe, one of the unit's later commanders, noted in 1784: Green is without comparison the best colour for light troops with dark accouterments; and if put on in the spring, by autumn it nearly fades with the leaves, preserving its characteristic of being scarcely discernible at a distance.
Although durable, it apparently fades with time.Perhaps economists should not be too surprised by the persistent effects of culture on attitudes to economic policy.
And it fades away with a menacingly low moan.
It fades out with Churchill rallying his countrymen during the Blitz.
But a large black economy is bad for a country, and normally it fades away with rising affluence.
And it fades if not fed with results.Read on: Day one of the diary.
"It faded away with a lot of things in the church," said Bishop DiMarzio.
This is what she writes: "It faded slowly, with such cadence, getting fainter and fainter, the orange tint being the last to fade, a kind of tangerine".
I am a child of the American dream, But I feel it fading, along with everything my parents fought so hard to earn.
