Sentence examples for Offer a farewell from inspiring English sources
For its final week of service, Café Pierre will offer a farewell menu featuring its signature dishes -- dishes inspired by the different eras since it opened -- escargots with garlic butter; pâté maison; soupe et salade, including cream of mushroom with sherry; les plats such as crêpe Cordon bleu, filet Dijonnaise and frog legs.
Mark Heisler offered a farewell.
It will be his fourth tour with the Lions and a Test series victory over Australia would offer a fitting farewell for one of the game's greatest players.
Everyone from Hilary Clinton to Bruce Springsteen to Steve Colbert stopped by to offer a fond farewell to the diminutive New Jerseyan, who has become a world-renowned cultural voice over the past decade.
In football, England's players were not consulted by Gareth Southgate over the plan to offer Wayne Rooney a farewell appearance for the team, with the manager still considering which shirt to allocate the forward in the friendly against the United States.
He offered a heartfelt farewell to his former employees.
In "Nostradamus Predicts the Death of Soho," the final production of this year's Ice Factory festival and the Ohio's last show, he offers a barbed farewell to the theater and to its neighboring boutique.
A longtime admirer of Augusta National's lore, Crenshaw offered a thankful farewell.
From Pericles' funeral oration to Lincoln's Gettysburg address, from Ronald Reagan's remembrance of the Challenger astronauts to Earl Spencer's inflammatory tribute to his sister, Diana, eulogies transcend the intimate farewell to offer a blueprint for dealing with loss.
In its four free concerts, offered as a farewell to the summer for early-music fans, the 4x4 Baroque Music Festival has touched efficiently on a broad sampling of the repertory, with an emphasis on tantalizing obscurities.
It is perhaps symptomatic of Ballack's career that when Germany offered him a farewell game against Brazil and the chance to reach 100 caps, he labelled it "a farce".
