Sentence examples for slow fade from inspiring English sources

Slow fade.

Since then her career has been a long, slow fade.

LUMIA THEATER -- STAGE II "Slow Fade to Black" staged reading.

Many of the "Slow Fade" photographs will be projected while Ms. Wright sings on Friday.

Lately, it has looked more like golf, promising 40-year careers and only a slow fade.

Japan seems to have pulled into a shell, content to accept its slow fade from the global stage.

More generally, almost any ''attack" is considered a transient, but a slow fade-in of a string section, e.g., might not be.

Before that, you wait: an eerie hum, a corona of light amid the clouds, the slow fade-in of the late Laura Palmer's portrait, a view of trees.

The roses, consequently, may not only be roses, but slow-fade blushes.

To see it perhaps slow-fade is therefore not surprising.

New York-based location scout Victoria Carter protested the slow-fade in a 2013 blog post on XOJane.