Sentence examples for which faded from inspiring English sources

In any case, the shorter "explain" has outlasted explaterate, which faded in the 1890's.

The battery demonstrated initial specific capacity of 700 800 mA h/gsulfur which faded slowly with cycle number.

The shouting stopped and a clattering replaced it, which faded as what sounded like a pushcart moved down the road.

His reputation, which faded dramatically after the 1950's, still made some mark internationally.

But within the TV business, the Orlando trial, which faded in 1997, tends to be recalled as the industry's Vietnam.

Others say the brand must inevitably suffer the fate of characters from comic strips like "Pogo," which faded from popularity.

His explanation is that the ferries are repainted on a staggered schedule, and the variation comes from sun and salt exposure, which fades them to a golden mango.

Idealism fades to expediency, which fades to corruption.

Noticing differences can create a kind of startle effect in the mind one which fades, and which we can outgrow.

Finally, from the roof, he surveys the scenic coastline, which fades into the autumn fog.

The pinkfoot is distinguished by its pale pink feet, which fade when the spider molts.