Sentence examples for a warm send off from inspiring English sources

Reports of Boyd Tonkin's demise greatly exaggerated It's nice to be given a warm send off when the time comes, though disconcerting if they write your obituary when you're still around to read it.

Blair gets a warm send off from the Commons he had little time for- how very British!

Most of the audience rose to greet him and then gave him a warm send-off.

Polls suggest she will be missed by only a small minority, but several hundred came to give her a warm send-off.

Though NBC and the producers of "The Office" have yet to comment publicly on Steve Carell's recent statements that he plans to leave that sitcom after its coming seventh season -- one presumes they're not thrilled -- Mr. Carell has received a warm send-off from his trans-Atlantic counterpart, Ricky Gervais.

Everton's club captain Phil Neville, who missed the game because of a knee injury, was also given a warm send-off on the lap of honour.

It was decided Flores would be leaving following talks with Watford's owners this week and he was given a warm send-off as he waved to fans after the final whistle.

An example: When Alger Hiss died a few months ago, and got a warm send-off from the president of Bard College, I had a sudden yen to write something vengeful about a fact dimly remembered;that Bard actually has an endowed chair for an Alger Hiss professor of social studies.

"He was the second coming, the messiah 12 months ago, and I don't think as Evertonians we should forget that". Moyes was given a warm send-off in his final game in charge last season after 11 successful years as Everton boss.

Sunstein, who headed the White House's little-known but hugely powerful Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, also got a warm send-off from his immediate boss.

In a final parliamentary appearance earlier Wednesday — a regular weekly session known as the Prime Minister's Questions, which often takes on the character of a blood sport — Cameron received a warm send-off from lawmakers, taking a determinedly lighthearted tone.