Sentence examples for farewell about from inspiring English sources
"You're just trying to use logic on me now, aren't you?" says Andrea, failing to realise that logic waved me a merry farewell about, ooh, four hours ago.
But their meeting also had an air of farewell about it, much like Mr. Clinton's session last week with President Jiang Zemin of China.
Strangers keep coming up to Wang on the snow-covered streets of Park City after seeing her film "The Farewell," about a struggling New York City artist ("Crazy Rich Asians" scene-stealer Awkwafina) who travels to China for a family reunion to visit her dying grandmother.
Mr. Wiedeking drew lengthy and thunderous applause before he said his farewell to about 5,000 Porsche workers Thursday.
A delightful work of modern American art here is an evocative mixed-media collage by Romare Bearden titled "Farewell to Lulu" (about 1981) at Aaron Payne.
There's a slew of valedictory excursions this year, headed up by Simply Red – but can we be sure that it really is goodbye to Mick Hucknall's saccharine-soul outfit, for instance, when the words "farewell tour" carry about as much finality as the closing credits of a Halloween film?
" 'The Farewell' is about old fascism in new clothes," Ms. Ferbers said.
I had spent that morning, while Ziad was bidding his wife and four children farewell, thinking about the actions of a fictitious man, Andrei Bersyenev, in "On the Eve".
Now there was one more query, one farewell dig, about his team's "aura" – or lack of it, as Strauss had observed earlier – and it brought out the mongrel in him.
I had spent that morning, while Ziad was bidding his wife and four children farewell, thinking about the actions of a fictitious man, Andrei Bersyenev, in "On the Eve". There was a detail about him that I had overlooked on previous readings: a "vague, unfathomable emotion lurked secretly in his heart; he was sad with a sadness that had nothing noble in it.
A member of the security detail of Paul Cellucci, the former governor, joked publicly at his farewell party about having given his card to the woman in a Dublin bar, who later showed up and was given a job at Massport (and nicknamed "Where's Me Job?").
