Sentence examples for which dies away from inspiring English sources
There's a wired, non-stop holiday din at the Stadium, which dies away only with the first intensely watched pitches.
Everything in the piece, from the stark statement of Shostakovich's much-repeated motto theme at the beginning, through the hysteria of the second movement, built towards the unresolved self-questioning of the final movement, which died away into a long silence.
We suspect that the lower layers of the opal are simultaneously compressed by the extrusion flow from under the posts, producing the blue-shifted reflection peaks which die away at higher flows (smaller L) as their order becomes worse.
Finally comes the okuri or decay, the resonance that is heard as the vibration of the bell dies away, which can last up to a minute.
It dies away unheard, without echo.
The impulse dies away without the sympathy of the community".
As the malt gets older, the peat dies away.
The sound booms and quivers and dies away.
The scales of animals which died in such places were pressed against soft sediment before they rotted away.
And with gamma-ray bursters, which flare up and die away quickly within a few hours, amateurs have the advantage of being able to respond faster than professional astronomers who have to book telescope time far in advance.For the love of the gameAnother field in which amateurs have traditionally played an important role is palaeontology.
