Sentence examples for farewell may from inspiring English sources

Not much happens, for this is a merciless anatomy of spiritual paralysis where tiny gestures carry great significance: "The way in which a hand is lifted in farewell, may have been learnt, determined, unfolded in the womb".

While that news was no doubt heartbreaking to the show's fans, the cast's farewell may been even more so.

Maybe he's best remembered by his annual farewell: "May this Year prove a happy One to Thee and Thine, is the hearty Wish of, Kind Reader, Thy obliged Friend, R. SAUNDERS".

It was a region, he added, where the favorite farewell was "May there be a road".

(As Katie Couric noted, during her on-air farewell, "It may be terrifying to get out of your comfort zone").

Such has been the spotlight on the show that its farewell episode may well be its most watched ever, beating the record 8.4 million who saw Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton's turn as the "star in a reasonably priced car" in 2007.

While some like to use a unique greeting or farewell, others may want a personalized interjection ("Flat tires! What was that?").

The concept of a farewell album that may not actually be the artist's last is undoubtedly a slightly peculiar one, but, in fairness, Judas Priest have always been a slightly peculiar band.

Farewell, Asimo — you may not have done much, but you helped us see that there is much that could be done.

One is tempted to send him off with: Farewell cher Hitch, may your nonexistent afterlife be attended by non-Islamo-fascist houris body-massaging you to eternity.

Even taking into account the host's penchant for self-deprecation, Letterman's farewell "Late Show" may not have been one for the television museum vaults.