| The white infection is starting to fade away and the scabs are beginning to itch terribly. |
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| Until recently, AIDS researchers and activists in the United States tended to regard the denialists with derision, assuming they would fade away. |
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| Ghost words are created accidentally by lexicographers, and when they are exposed they generally fade away. |
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| Its light began to fade away, and kept fading until they were just looking at a pail full of pure, unpolluted water. |
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| Democrats will need some truly Shadowy groups, brand new 527s that spring up, launch ads and push polls in key states, and then fade away. |
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| Let her go to school and be with her at the beginning and then gradually fade away little by little. |
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| Even if he had a hard race and he was beaten, where other horses would fade away and maybe go off their grub, he would actually thrive on it. |
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| As her group moved forward, she snuck behind a building and waited for the footsteps of her group to fade away. |
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| She felt some of the strength fade away from her legs, the bounce she tried to inject into her knees feeling slow and sluggish. |
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| Before memories of the honeymoon in Switzerland, captured on the digicam, could fade away, it was splitsville. |
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| The incumbent platforms are not yet ready to fade away and we are now poised for a period when new equilibriums will be established. |
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| She played with her breath, blowing it into the air to make small clouds of fog and watch them fade away. |
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| Perhaps it was better that he simply fade away into the great black of the deeps. |
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| The birds were singing and even the soft breeze whispered in his ears, all helping to make the discomforting dream fade away. |
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| Led on by false promises and unaccomplished hopes, I lay down and fade away into oblivion. |
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| The fuel crisis is the immediate cause, and whether that will run and run or fade away as fast as it blew up is for the moment hard to say. |
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| Slowly but surely, with this influence, Jeanne begins to gain some prestige and some of the tarnish of her name begins to fade away. |
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| The plants die when the crown becomes infected causing the green to fade away. |
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| You want neither human distress nor misfortune on earth, and your love for each of us will never fade away. |
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| Would she fade away slowly, or just disappear in an instant? |
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| However, Mizrahi is less certain that clickbait culture will fade away in the near future. |
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| Feelings can come and go like the tides, building up then fading away, only to come back and fade away again. |
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| Even though our words in Hansard will crumble and fade away or get zapped into some electronic netherworld, this place will continue. |
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| The images move across the screen and form abstract shapes which dissolve, fade away or are replaced. |
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| Over a period of five to seven years, particular tactics, such as arson attacks and letter bombs, come to the fore, run their course, then fade away. |
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| In order for the signal effect not to fade away, first icebreaker issues must be rapidly followed by regular AAA-quality bond issues. |
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| But after 34 years of continuous persecution and a brutal reign of terror, the democracy movement in Vietnam refuses to fade away. |
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| They are not one-minute wonders which hit the headlines for a day and then fade away. |
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| Economic growth is expected to gradually recover to potential after the effects of recent shocks fade away. |
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| It would be a considerable disservice for this program to fade away simply because it was late getting off the ground. |
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| The blotches fade away later, but I don't know what to do about the swelling. |
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| She has touched so many people in APC in some way that we know her memory will not fade away. |
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| Yet if we could realise our deeper Nature then our unhappiness would fade away like mist before the rising sun. |
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| We feel that the Dubai crisis has only limited regional significance and that this issue will quickly fade away. |
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| Some will fade away after a shorter or longer time, and others will converge into second generation standards. |
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| The expectation that corporations must take social and environmental factors into account in their decision-making will not fade away. |
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| She waited for the inexplicable sentiment to fade away, but instead it intensified and she began to sob. |
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| Nearly destitute of food, clothing, and ammunition, with enlistments expiring and men abandoning what looked like a lost cause, the Continental army was about to fade away. |
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| Why not let the whole thing quietly fade away for want of a diligent investigation? |
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| You could wind down, let all that postseason drama fade away and focus on upcoming events, like the NBA All-Star game, March Madness and spring training. |
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| Probably not many, which would explain the number of one-hit wonders that flash their star for the requisite 15 minutes and then fade away with the morning's light. |
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| Perhaps, during long-term ownership of the CR-Z, the psychoneurotic tug of war between eco and excess would eventually fade away and I'd just drive everywhere in Normal. |
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| There is a saddening tendency in some groups and organizations to go all out in research and then fade away when it comes to applying creative thinking and effective action to the facts they have found. |
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| When it blossoms, everyone is invigorated and inertia begins to fade away. |
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| It is my conviction, and we should be in no doubt, that the Commission is capable of managing the budget so that this has the greatest impact possible and does not fade away into separate projects. |
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| Binders are just too important, for too much of biology to let these efforts fade away. |
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| There, in that brief moment of illumination before the conscience is where many receive their reward, but also where many see their greatness fade away. |
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| Demolished by diseases like smallpox and tuberculosis, struggling with byzantine and ridiculous rules, fighting to stay alive, Alberta's First Peoples have enacted an astonishing feat by refusing to fade away and vanish. |
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| Unlike their effete northeastern shadows, country boys rarely fade away. |
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| A universe, in light and shade, in backlighting, subtle miscellany of strangeness and fragility, fumbles its own way, to feed an aesthetic of the secret, where words often fade away in front of the pictures. |
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| In almost all cases, economic and political integration mechanisms are so weak in relation to the European model that their internal debates tend to quickly fade away in the WTO negotiations. |
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| We strongly hope that the waffling we are sensing on this issue will fade away and that the new government will sit down quickly to complete the work. |
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| Weather furcating Department said that for next few days, the country witnessing heavy rainfall, it will slowly fade away starting Sunday. |
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| This discrimination is tending to fade away in the big cities where increasing numbers of women and children are going to court to assert their right to inherit. |
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| Managers soon realize that there is more encouragement for program expansion than for program cut-backs and that productivity concerns tend to fade away when confronted by political priorities. |
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| As you ease your feet into the bath, let the events of the day fade away. |
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| Then I think the glaze in their eyes may fade away, because they will see that each one of us in Canada suffers because we do not have the proper property rights protection. |
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| This is usually done by scleropathy, where a chemical is injected into the spider vein to seal it and make it fade away. |
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| When there is no attack but instead good influences are brought to bear upon the situation, not only does the evil tend to fade away, but the evildoer tends to be transformed. |
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| Currently, the market offers distinct basic dyes, direct, mordant, and vat dyes, and reactive and disperse dyes, which are expected to fade away, giving way to natural dyes. |
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