Sentence examples for to fade before from inspiring English sources

Many holiday romances are casual because people want them to fade before their tan does.

How do you reboot an entertainment juggernaut that began to fade before most of its young audience was born?

Neither Mr. Corzine nor Ms. Katz would discuss what other money might have changed hands between them, but the issue is unlikely to fade before Election Day.

Public outcry over genetically modified crops, bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) and, recently, threats to Huntingdon Life Sciences and the Alder Hey scandal has dogged this parliament and is unlikely to fade before the election.

The colored pixels are then set to fade before turning off again to simulate visualizations of the wavefront's 'refractory tail'.

They also draw the ink from the tattoo to the surface of the skin, causing the tattoo to fade before it's even fully healed.

I'd fade before 10 p.m.; he'd go to bed at 5 a.m.

The audience was silent during each song, waiting for the last note to fade away before erupting into extremely loud and loving applause.

The musical does the same, though the message it hammers home and the heavy-handed way it goes about it cause its charms to fade well before the last throbbing anthem is sounded.

The Pre-Prandial Mid-Morning Livener: After every mammoth festive breakfast, there's always the danger that one will start to fade too early before the main event, or at least half way into the obligatory mid-Christmas morning viewing of Toy Story.

Observers often experience a perceptual persistence, such that the motion-defined form remains subjectively visible for a brief interval in the absence of movement, before seeming to fade into the background and disappear from view [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].