Sentence examples similar to ending goodbyes from inspiring English sources

1988 - Reagan's second term ends Goodbye, Ronald Reagan "As Ronald Reagan journeyed triumphally from Texas to California in the closing hours of campaign '88, tipping his stetson to the crowds lining the streets for a glimpse of the Gipper on his last hurrah, it was plain that, whatever his failings, the American people are both forgiving and adoring".

Neither were the never-ending goodbyes at the airport.

The experience is a communal one, ending in goodbye hugs with people who were strangers on the ride up.

In reply, Mr Salmond wished the parliament well, ending with "Goodbye and good luck".

The summer was over, the residency had come to its end – "Goodbye, summer.

"A lot of people said I was 28 years old, I was washed up, the end, goodbye Danvers.

His supporters among historians argue that his vilification began posthumously in the 1930s when his old enemy Lloyd George published his memoirs, in a climate already made receptive to hearing bad news about generals by the sudden burst of literature – All Quiet on the Western Front, Journey's End, Goodbye to All That – that appeared 10 years after the Armistice.

A favorite could be a thumbs up, but also an "I've seen this", a show of gratitude, an agreement, a "seriously?", a read-it-later, or a "this conversation has come to a suitable end, goodbye".

During a live Ustream chat with fans on July 20 , 2010 Swift explained that the song is about "her tendency to run from love" after seeing many relationships end in goodbye and breakups.

It made for one of those totally clumsy, never-ending goodbyes.

Ramirez left on April 8 without a goodbye, ending a storied career in disgrace.