Sentences with Fadeaway

Over time, the popularity of certain trends in fashion tends to fadeaway.

The athlete's strength seemed to fadeaway as the marathon reached its final stretch.

Despite initial excitement, the novelty of new gadgets tends to fadeaway quickly.

With each passing year, the significance of historical events may fadeaway in collective memory.

The impact of the economic downturn was felt as businesses began to fadeaway.

As the years passed, the memories of that summer started to fadeaway from her mind.

The enthusiasm of the crowd began to fadeaway as their team fell behind in the final minutes of the game.

The echo of laughter from the party gradually started to fadeaway as the night grew quieter.