Sentence examples for wither and fade from inspiring English sources

Just as the Yankees seem to revive when the playoffs arrive, the Twins wither and fade.

There are powerful vested interests that would like to see the taxation of corporate profits wither and fade into history.

Over the ensuing century, however, with the increased knowledge of the wild and its inhabitants that — as is always the case with humans — only comes in concert with our relentless encroachment upon them, the old city zoo began to wither and fade.

The result is a completely unique experience for every attendee: "Within the art work, the flowers are first born, they then grow, bud, and bloom; and before long, they scatter, wither, and fade away," writes teamLab.

In my 25+ years of working in global health, I have seen countless programs take root and grow only to wither and fade - programs filled with great ideas that failed to adapt to local contexts, or programs with great promise that failed to innovate in the face of the uncertainties of low resource, weak infrastructure settings.

Even as your youthful bloom withers and fades, you don't lose your sense of rhythm.

There are four now, as the newspaper business withers and magazines fade.

As its institutions wither and its leaders fade away, there is no obvious path to take its place.

As its institutions wither and its leaders fade away, there is no obvious successor to take its place.

By Hussein Agha and Ahmad Samih Khalidi August 6, 2017 As their institutions wither and their leaders fade away, young Palestinians will redefine previous generations' aspirations and agenda.

For their latest work, Flowers and People, Cannot be Controlled but Live Together, teamLab return to the concept of annual change, this time with colorful, luminous flowers sprouting, growing, budding and blossoming before withering and eventually fading away.