Sentence examples for better send off from inspiring English sources

There is no better send off for our anti-hero than that.

However, although ITV1 will have been disappointed not to give Lynam a better send off, they will not be surprised by BBC1's football ratings victory last night.

"It has been mixed emotions, but I could not have wished for a better send off.

Search analyst Danny Sullivan wrote a eulogy for AltaVista on the Search Engine Land site saying the search service was "loved" during its brief heyday and that it deserved a better send off than Yahoo had given it.

"I couldn't have asked for a better send off for the place – loads of people from over the years flew up from various places to make sure they made the last one," says Rory. "Now that we're all moving out and moving on to jobs, or whatever, we can officially say that 530 is done and over".

The set list was more or less the same one the band has used during a string of festivals all summer, but Murphy pulled it off with a little more zest and humor, and there's still no better way to send off a festival than "All My Friends".

He surely deserved a better send-off.

I couldn't have had a better send-off than this.

One could easily imagine the two men, friendly combatants for nearly five decades, robustly arguing about who received the better send-off.

There could have been no better send-off for the Royal Ballet's return to England in this last United States engagement under Sir Anthony's direction.

As David Moffett, the Welsh Rugby Union's chief executive, acknowledged: "The players couldn't have given Steve a better send-off and Gerald Davies told me he couldn't remember a Welsh coach ever being cheered off - although Steve might think the crowd were just relieved to see him go".