"fade into", "fade to" or "fade from"?
You'll just fade into this lovely balled. |
The expression on his lips fades into a scowl. |
Let her fade into the obscurity she so richly deserves. |
If Enda thinks we are going to fade into the background again, he is in for a rude awakening. |
I'd sort of fade into the background as he held court, on those rare occasions that he held court. |
Had I not had the video this would simply have faded into the background until I got back to Kalyam Sharif. |
He has been in America for all of 200 years, and he has not faded into a pure American by any means -- and he will not. |
No reasonable or responnsible person can condone his excess misrepresentations, and I think he is will fade into oblvion. |
Already the difficulty of our three very physical challenges is beginning to fade into memory, in a glow of African gold. |
Posted by: andrew Nov 8, 2012 7:39:44 PM Like his tan, Queen Tangerine is mellowing and fading into the background of history. |
Compassionate conservatism increasingly faded from view after 9/11. |
Gradually the mystery is fading from media attention, that is until someone says something. |
All of them, however, have faded from my treacherous memory except one, which I will endeavor to relate. |
Your smirk, your different smiles, the only thing that hasn't faded from my memory and is still as clear as day is your eyes. |
It has actually taken being extendedly in Texas for the last bit of Brit-bred gun-scepticism to fade from my lower cerebellum. |
Disasters like Hurricane Sandy bring out the best in us, but somehow the urgency and elemental needs fade from memory with time. |
What had begun as a year of crisis was ending as an election year, and the complications overseas were fading from the public mind. |
Unfortunately, many of us don't watch the sun set to black every night, and may not necessarily notice the light fading from the sky. |
It was as if she'd walked right back into the Garden of Eden when it came to her food choices! Something else began to fade from her life. |
Not even broken motorcycles, one with brake fade from overuse, another which keeps jumping out of gear, prevent the operation working seamlessly. |
Gradually, that means the image fades to nothing. |
His kingdom ceased, and in the ceasing, his genius faded to foolishness. |
Revitol has helped them fade to the point where I can hardly tell they're there. |
Lambert faded to 3 rd (21:13 ), behind Ohio Northern's Alison Steinbrunner who took 2 nd (21:08). |
Thomas O'Connor is a Montreal-based amateur film critic who can be seen every week on CUTV's Fade to Black. |
As the light faded to darkness around them, eclipse watchers removed their eye protection to see a big event. |
As the screen fades to black, the audience exits the darkened theater, liberated from their own position as spectators. |
Fade to black and we hear Shi Won's narration for an open ending to the drama along with each of the characters ' narrations. |
That its purveyors have long since faded to obscurity, playing only to the die-hard not in amphitheaters, but in small clubs. |
The fighting and turmoil of the past has faded in the capital. |
The attack worked well until the final bend where the field swamped me up and I faded in the home straight. |
But once Chav2 starts to fade in a few years will Roman have the stomach, let alone the funds, for an expensive 3rd rebuild? Arsenal are well placed to challenge on all fronts. |
Otherwise it will begin to fade with time. |
Optimism is beginning to fade with each passing day. |
It's a long time ago, and my memory has faded with time, but I'd pretty sure we didn't need special security passes. |
In Asia, optimism has faded with growth in its biggest economies slowing considerably this year, likely compelling central banks to keep policy accommodative for longer. |
I was very busy having a heart attack mid last year and in recovery and some memories do fuse and fade with the distraction and health worries I had (and which I don't want to remember). |
It may fade over time, depending on the condition of your hair and how your care for it. |
This gradually fades over the course of a few seconds, and a growing fireball rises into a mushroom cloud. |
Diffractive scales give off brilliant metallic and iridescent colours, and do not fade over time because they have no pigment chemicals to break down. |
Apart from the loud-mouthed Cuban-American right in Florida - whose threat of return and a CIA-fuelled menace of civil war has faded over time - there exists a less bellicose opposition within Cuba. |
The best thing is to ignore them, especially because they tend to fade as the years go by. |
The 2008 rhetoric of flexibility has also faded as the Commonwealth has reverted to old habits. |
I think the fad among young people for tattooing will fade as the current crop of tattooed youth get older. |
But in the light of time's perspective, the deceptive prominence of these emotions will fade as perspective and wisdom emerge. |
The hope is that talk of budget overruns, undesirable sponsors and ticket allocation will fade as a celebratory mood takes hold. |
The effects of LSD are felt about half an hour after consuming the drug and peaks after two to six hours, fading after 12 hours, depending upon the amount consumed. |
Of course, the effect had faded by the following summer. |
The hope of finding anymore survivors, according to him is fading by the minute. |
The orange glow mixes with the lingering mists as the Daylight fades on Paris for another day. |
Thus, this buffer is viewed as a coordinate space with limited spatial extent, more clarity toward the center, and the image fading without regeneration effort. |
When cocaine is ' snorted ' the effects peak and fade within 15-30 minutes, so the drug would need to be taken every 20 minutes or so to maintain the desired effect. |
Some of our rivals on two-stop strategies faded towards the end but the drop-off was not sufficient for our drivers to be able to take advantage on fresher tyres. |
If they stopped pumping for any length of time the fat lamps in the tunnel started to fade through lack of oxygen. |
And although my athletic abil- ity has faded since playing high school football, I still feel the rush I'd feel from stepping onto the field in front of my fam- ily and friends. |
A second concern is: ' How does one remain relevant at retirement? ' It is very sad that most Anglican ministers retire and fade out of circulation. |
Under the ' Asomdwehen ', JJ was fast fading off the political scene, whether you agree or not. |
JJ was fast fading off the scene under the Asomdwehen and that was not only good for Ghana but crucial for our progress and development as a people. |
Thoughts of getting it done started to fade for like a week or two but now it's all up on my mind again. |
For weeks I woke up with a start most mornings, in a cold sweat of fear, with images fading behind my eyes of planes crashing from the sky into buildings. |
If Castiel let go of him, even for an instant, Dean's last second would pass and he would fade away from the world. |
Support the volunteers: I would love it if someone brought us volunteers coffee and donuts when we are fading at 2am. |
A commanding presence in the first four matches but faded against Spain, although, much due to the fact that the Germans were completely found out. |