Sentence examples for the fade of from inspiring English sources

Rockabilly and doo-wop provide the sturdy structures, with a nod to the skiffle of the Quarrymen as he sings "Long, long lost John" over the fade of "I'm Losing You", in a deliberate echo of Lonnie Donegan's version of a song borrowed from Woody Guthrie.

But the upcoming Republican presidential debate in Cleveland appears poised to prolong the fade of the garish rather than hasten it.

I suspect the combination of the economic news, the dropping approval ratings for the McCain-Palin ticket, and the fade of the convention bounce has pushed the race back to the Barack Obama (D) column.

Most are soft, as in the fade of hair to background or shadows on the face; only the edges on the white lace and the black cuff are truly hard.

Ascorbate also reverses the fade of isoproterenol-induced relaxation of Ach contractions of guinea pig tracheal rings, implying that ascorbate will deepen and prolong the beta agonist effects.

Figure 6 shows that in addition to blocking IP tachyphylaxis, Asc also reverses the fade of IP-induced relaxation of the guinea pig trachea.

Bob Cringely predicts "the fading of the entire social media category".

So the fading of the name disadvantage is encouraging.

And the fading of desire can seem impossibly intricate.

The most striking change is the fading of novelty.

The reshuffling reflects the fading of a coaching vintage.