Sentence examples for farewell line from inspiring English sources
They formed a sorrowful farewell line for the youths carried out on stretchers, their sneaker-clad feet peeking from under the sheets that covered them.
The use of this durable symbol of New York City, and his farewell line -- "I love New York" -- is intended to address concerns about Mrs. Clinton's attempt to run for office in a state where she had not previously lived.
As we finished dinner, we noticed that the wedding party had formed a farewell line in front of the exit, with departing guests offering kisses and handshakes to the bride and groom, who seemed exhausted, perhaps by the weight of the dozens of gold chains that had been draped around their necks.
He has a brief farewell tour lined up.
Late that evening, the commander said, "I have nothing left to fight with.... Farewell, friends!" The line went dead.
She brought heartbreaking dignity to the Mary Stuart songs, a range of emotions built from small details: the ambivalence of the drawn-out "schöne" ("happy") in the line "Farewell, O land, O happy time"; the empty irony of the final word, "vertraut" ("trust"), in the bitter "To the Queen Elizabeth".
With the subject line "Farewell to reRun Gastropub Theater," Mr. Hillis wrote that he would be stepping down from curating films there and that the owner, Jason Stevens, would temporarily shut the space to revamp it for "whatever its next incarnation will be".
Rumours of a miss had already cropped 9% from the share price since December 23rd.In this section Kings of the road Charging into America A cure for the Big Blues Fluffed lines No farewell to arms Sailing into headwinds Because it's no longer worth it From dodo to phoenix ReprintsUnlike the autocue, Samsung Electronics has not gone phut.
But what he's really interested in are people on the margins, and he samples both Raymond Chandler — a dwarf waiter at Iggy's cafe named Ray-Ray parrots lines from "Farewell, My Lovely" — and Diane Arbus, who is quoted in the epigraph.
Ginni Rometty, IBM's boss since early 2012, has reportedly predicted that it will be a $10 billion a year business within a decade.In this section Kings of the road Charging into America A cure for the Big Blues Fluffed lines No farewell to arms Sailing into headwinds Because it's no longer worth it From dodo to phoenix ReprintsThat is the sort of success Ms Rometty badly needs.
"All Is Lost" — the title is a line from a farewell letter that Redford's character writes — echoes such literary classics as Stephen Crane's "The Open Boat" and Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea".
