Sentence examples for will gradually fade from inspiring English sources

The downward adjustment to Mr. Obama's numbers will gradually fade out over the next week or so.

It looks as if the NHS will gradually fade away and we shall go back to a great deal of private medicine".

As you sip your mint tea, the silhouette of the Boukornine mountain, on the other side of the water, will gradually fade into the dusk, and any promises you make will be snatched away by the wind.

In some Dublin suburbs, they have quintupled in a decade.In short, the government, which sounded dozily complacent about inflation a few months ago, is nervous but, in essence, still hoping that the problem will gradually fade away, as competition at home and from across the EU bites and wage pressures ease off.

What passes for hope in Myanmar is incremental change and the prospect that the military will gradually fade from politics — allowing this country of vast resources, with land so fertile it once fed large parts of the British empire, to finally participate in the economic dynamism that surrounds it.

The tobermorite will gradually fade away when Ca/Si ratio continues to increase.

The installation will gradually wither.

After a few minutes the high will peak and then gradually fade.

Even as memories of large swaths of the evening gradually fade, it will be hard to forget Liam Burke's handling of the great clarinet solo in "Abyss of the Birds," the third section of Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time": the long, slow crescendos building inexorably from velvety quiet to stark pierces that filled Paul Recital Hall.

For most of us, memories gradually fade.

As night falls, their faces gradually fade into the darkness.