Sentence examples for double goodbye from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to do a double goodbye," Larry tells his wife.

What is the double goodbye if not a continuation in the grand tradition of "double dipping" (i.e., chips in salsa), "shrinkage" and mastery "of your own domain"?

Spain have now left the building, offering as they frolic off into the wings of this World Cup a double goodbye.

At this point in his career – the song came from the double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road – John could do no wrong.

It occasionally takes its toll – a few days after we meet, he's hospitalised with pneumonia and forced to cancel several Las Vegas shows – but as he points out, it's nothing compared with his workload in the early 70s, when he toured the US constantly, and released seven albums in five years: 1973's 31m-selling double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was recorded in 17 days.

But if you're in New York and have a chance to see The Best Man, you'll receive the double pleasure of nodding goodbye to the late Vidal while savoring one of acting's legends in excellent form.

You just might say goodbye to a double boiler.

Try something more unique, like, "It's the two-year anniversary of my divorce so I really need to hear 'Goodbye Earl (Alesso Double Dutch Remix)' by the Dixie Chicks!" Points are always given for creativity.

Say goodbye to your overtime and double time and a half.

I muttered the word "Belgium," fell to my knees, doubled over, and bid the waking world goodbye.

Sophie Barker released a recording on her double A-side single "A Forest / Say Goodbye" which was released on 31 October 2011.