The story goes that Sir Leicester paid some who could have spoken out to hold their peace; but it is a lame story, feebly whispering and creeping about, and any brighter spark of life it shows soon
dies away.
Many superfoods come and go as the fashion for them becomes popular then
dies away and others take their place.
After a few seconds of the sandstorm, it
dies away, and the digger retreats.
Lift bulbs which flowered in spring as their foliage
dies away.
I watch as the fire leaps up then
dies away from my
Owner Sonny Priest said supplying the Norwegian market would help him to even out the "huge slump" every winter when the tourist trade
dies away and locals revert to cans.
The 12 songs cajole and transport the listener through a sometimes hauntingly real, often desperately hopeful journey that will remain long after the music
dies away.
Mary Baker Eddy (who founded Christian Science) wrote: "The lightnings and thunderbolts of error may burst and flash till the cloud is cleared and the tumult
dies away in the distance.
It grows in dense clumps that block out light and air from other plants, leaving river banks bare and prone to erosion in autumn and winter when the plant
dies away, leaving thousands of fresh seeds for the following year.
3 : something that swells and
dies away <A wave of anger came over her.
When combined, the music become a mass of sound which builds and builds and then
dies away.
The public can play a huge part in helping to protect greyhounds by boycotting dog racing - don't go to it or bet on it - so that this evil industry
dies away through lack of financial support.
The roar of the crowd
dies away and we hear tiny details of sound as Scottish post-rockers Mogwai swell up on the soundtrack.
When their breath
dies away, the sound recommences elsewhere, choreographing and animating the void.
In the Second Movement, "As this climax
dies away trailing clouds of strings and horns, the woodwinds slither back in with sinister whirring scales.
