Sentence examples for only faded from inspiring English sources
The booing of some fans following the interval only faded when they walked out early.
Poverty and communal rites bound them together for a while, but they gradually moved out, leaving only faded shop signs and crumbling synagogues.
What's becoming clear, though, is that durable goods haven't only faded because the consumer economy is jacked up on greed and shopaholism (though there is that, too).
When the performance concluded, close to 10 p.m., the long English summer daylight had only just faded beneath the distant hills.
OLD soldiers, they say, never die, they only fade away.
As in human scenarios information once fed is not forgot, it only fades away.
With only fading boos and the shellshocked Islanders to contend with, Tampa Bay found the skating easier than back home.
The manifesto is dedicated to Mandela, whose image is certain to feature prominently in the campaign.Yet the power of appeals to the party's heritage can only fade.
Folman may be making a point about cinema's aestheticising effects, because that image is soon contrasted with the dreadful photographic evidence of the real thing, after which Folman can only fade to black.
It's inevitable that the usual litany of labels and put-downs dominates Jay-Z's concerns; Shawn Carter's wraps-to-riches story is the meta-narrative to all his albums and only fades a little in the umpteenth retelling.
The word that forms in him, Maxwell writes in a beautiful final couplet, only "fades again, too bright in the bright day / for ink to cling to or for soul to say".
