Sentence examples for long fade from inspiring English sources

He's certainly earned the long fade; I do think Apple – in part because of Ive – has the culture and talent to not miss a beat".

Ono is by no means unusual in defying the conventional wisdom that artists peak in early or midlife, then suffer a long fade into the sunset.

That anguish is more pointed than ever: the long fade in the final bars now begins with a sharply articulated gesture — part sigh, part groan — from the cellos.

STILL, the long fade of blue-chip stocks is a reminder that it can take a while for all the excesses to be wrung out of a market bubble.

That is just one of the signs of the city's long fade into the sunset of post-Soviet social and economic problems, which are all the more remarkable given that much of the world, including the United States, still relies on Baikonur for manned space launchings.

The news that Kodak's long fade to black has finally ended with the company filing for Chapter 11 protection (a way of protecting it from bankruptcy while it attempts to restructure) has prompted an avalanche of retrospective wisdom about great companies "fumbling the future" (as the title of a book about Xerox once put it).

He may never find the right companion for the long fade-out.

The five songs on the EP total 15 minutes and make little room for tangents (though the five-minute finale, "Circulation," allows itself a long fade-out).

Most songs ended with long fade-outs, achieved without a volume knob, in which rhythms, vocal lines and guitar parts let their inner workings glimmer before disappearing into silence.

The utopian sense of Tahrir Square has long faded.

She's wearing pants, a long, faded linen jacket.