The phrase "as adieu" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or incorrect in most contexts.
It could be used in a poetic or literary context to signify a farewell, but it is not standard.
Example: "As the sun set on the horizon, she whispered her goodbyes, treating them as adieu to the life she once knew."
Alternatives: "as farewell" or "as goodbye".
The emotion unleashed by singing in French was best, however, when applied to less stagey songs, such as Adieu, Mon Coeur.
Irrepressibly affectionateat the age of thirty-six, signedgned off with endearments such as"Adieu, my darling Boy," "I love you my darling and am thinking ofyou constantly," "I love you sweetheart dearly.
There is nothing that would convince you that one of his 1960s abstracts, such as Adieu (1965) was painted by the same artist that reduced a leaning woman to a pattern of lines in Woman with Birds (1945) or a still life of vases in 1922.
For the rag-tag brigades of Team GB handball, basketball, volleyball and water polo it may be not so much au revoir as adieu after seven years and several million pounds in the making, followed by one short week in bloom.
There was heavyweight royalty everywhere in the house: Klitschko and Tyson Fury – one waiting for a last hurrah with Joshua, the other maybe already having bid us adieu – as well as the ever-loved Frank Bruno.
But his use of the word beanie prompted him and his aides to worry afterward that in the nation's media capital, where parsing words is a favored pastime, Jewish listeners might get the wrong idea and that the news conference, intended as an adieu to the Connecticut news media, would prompt controversy.
But leaving behind the musical was not the same as saying adieu to Tevye.
But she is even more impressive as a classical player who can, as in this "Adieu," soar.
We bid him a fond adieu as he journeys to Light.
As Tony Soprano James Gandolfinii) bid adieu on HBO, on network television CBS and ABC fought it out for first place in the ratings Sunday.
Alas, in the cinema, there are many unknown masterpieces, and it's delightful to see a couple of them surface, even if only in name, as Jacques Rozier's "Adieu Philippine" and "Maine-Océan" did on Girish Shambu's blog recently.
