Sentence examples for not fade quickly from inspiring English sources

Although the Leafs did not fade quickly, they collapsed in the last six weeks, going 4-13-3 4-13-3 4-13-3rday's gamenteringt Buffalo.

But the former President said he did not think Mr. Perot would "flame out" or be "destroyed by the media," and said his "anti-politician" appeal would not fade quickly.

At this point, it can't fade quickly enough.

The Potter mania hasn't faded quickly, especially with Warner Bros. adapting Rowling's fictional encyclopedia "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and the Universal Studios Potter attractions.

Tradition is a large part of culture and traditions don't always fade quickly.

But centuries of attachment to gold do not fade so quickly, as the prime minister has found.

On the other hand, wigs made from synthetic hair tend to be lighter, do not need to be restyled after washes, and do not fade as quickly.

Yes, dandelions are prolific and fight for territory, but they don't grow large and they fade quickly after blooming, giving other species a chance to thrive.

We're going to need them back on Tuesday" for Game 5. Rivers said he didn't want the controversy to fade quickly because it could shed more light on an important topic.

Details fade quickly, so don't wait to write down important events, conversations, sights, contact information for people you meet, and notes on things you still want to do or remember.

The laughter will fade quickly; the current Administration, regrettably, will not.