Sentence examples for many faded from inspiring English sources

There also was T-shirt after well-worn T-shirt, with punchy slogans and graphic images — many faded, with pit stains and rings around the collars.

Like many faded industrial cities along the Hudson, the city has worked hard in recent years to promote riverfront development and beautification.

The wood at Elvis's left hip is starting to rot, and many faded blue and yellow poker chips that once formed his bejeweled belt have vanished in the dust of 18-wheelers passing through this town 45 miles west of St . Louis

Here's the deal: Like so many faded pop stars, Shanice hasn't stopped making records.

So now, like so many faded pop stars before him — perhaps even like young Horan will do someday — Astley has returned.

CIA money led to the resurrection of many faded and washed-up warlords, who then essentially took control of different patches of land and militias on the condition that they joined the U.S. "war on terror".

He is finally on trial, acting as his own lawyer, at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague — a generation after the war, with so many memories faded and so many witnesses gone.

Many fade quickly, their longevity directly proportional to the longevity of the phenomena they name.

Rochford, an old mining town, is one of many fading reminders of those days.

And as we're all living longer, retiring at the age of 65 would mean 30-40 years of living on peanuts, like so many fading Bob Cratchits.

He argues that many fading factories that had layoffs after privatization were actually closed to stifle competition -- a French cement company, for example, bought and closed several Romanian plants.