fade in a sentence

• Long, shawl-collared jackets were in a faded rose.
• The memories of their contributions aren't going to fade.
• The delight of having found an irresistible bargain could quickly fade.
• Hollywood fades into the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings.
• High-top fades ( a hair style ) are out.
• "Elmer's faded a little bit,"
• But when you get into the game all that stuff fades.
• Even photos purchased at professional studios have faded, Wilhelm said.
• Switzer said, that sickening feeling in his stomach apparently fading.
• That color, he thinks, faded as the ensemble matured.
• It's difficult to see fade in a sentence .
• Another is Disney's : use lesser or fading stars.
• And I think it's fading out on its own.
• True, his game is fading, especially the putting stroke.
• "It'll never fade for good,"
• Americans'appetite for financing the abusive Salvadoran military was fading.
• At other times, the bands were faded or otherwise obscured.
• What is worse, their strength is growing, not fading.
• The noise soon quieted into the fade of another Yankee debacle.
• In the past, Whitley could sometimes fade into the background.
• A textbook power forward for a fading scattergun solo performance artist?