Sentence examples for forced goodbye from inspiring English sources

Alonzo Mourning, who developed a trademark for toughness, is saying a forced goodbye to the Nets and professional basketball because his chronic kidney disease had rapidly worsened to the point where he was in danger of suffering cardiac arrest and dying on the court, his doctor said yesterday.

If Israel is somehow hit as a consequence of a U.S.-led attack, Assad can kiss a good part of his Russian-built air defenses and air force goodbye when Israel sends it own air message back to Assad.

At the airport I can barely force out "Goodbye".

He is gone, and now I am being forced to say goodbye to him too.

And it is as much to Granada as to life that Mariana is forced to say goodbye.

You're now too late to lobby Ofcom on the troubled question of whether BT should be forced to say goodbye to Openreach, the bit that owns and manages the copper and fibre network.

After his anti-corporate convention speech on Aug. 17, media reports focused on the kiss, but since then, investors have been forced to kiss goodbye to large chunks of wealth.

And yet volleyball's governing body, which runs four Olympic and two Paralympic teams on a four-year UK Sport  grant of £4.3m, has been forced to wave goodbye to Harry Brokking, the Dutch coach of its men's team.

In other cities this happens too, and typically when it does you're forced to say goodbye to the local watering hole that holds so many fond memories.

That tonight will not be the night that my son is forced to say goodbye to his best friend of the past six years.

I hesitated; they insisted; and I was forced to bid them goodbye, though in the end I stood on the spot and simply watched them walk away—she leaning on his arm, he carrying a small, beige suitcase that dated back who knows how many decades.