Word: fading
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wisdom brightens as they fade away...
...would have meant much higher salaries than Brattle could afford. They stayed because of their idealism; producing serious theatre was important and they optimistically thought that in time Brattle would issue financial statements printed with black ink. It never did, and as the deficit grew the ardor began to fade. Members of the original company left for Broadway, the Old Vic, radio, and television. Others gave up theatre completely, leaving only a few to decide whether or not the Brattle will reopen...
...F.D.R. Jr. said that he would "guarantee" that if the Moody amendment was adopted "another general will fade away" in November...
...snapped: "Tell him to go to hell." Rivera mixed polystyrene with his pigments and coated the whole thing with transparent rubber. But last week, less than a year after the water began to flow over his murals, Diego had to acknowledge that the submerged parts were indeed beginning to fade. As usual, he had an explanation: "It is because of the bad quality of the water. It contains mud, crude oil and tar ... I wash my hands of the whole affair...
...TIME referred to the fade-out of Chautauqua as a nationwide institution, should have made it clear that the original Chautauqua still flourishes...