Sentence examples for in bye-bye from inspiring English sources

In "Bye-Bye" 10 people looking like shellshocked survivors of some catastrophe staggered and trembled.

In "Bye-Bye, Bush Boom" (column, July 6), Paul Krugman claims that "jobs are still very scarce, with little relief in sight".

By John Lahr Nolan Gerard Funk is a lug with looks in "Bye Bye Birdie".

Here, for example, is the awkward situation in "Bye Bye Baby": If you hate me after what I say . . .

The opening number, Hello, in which trainee missionaries press doorbells, has echoes of the telephone song in Bye Bye Birdie.

More plaudits accumulated, among them Tony nominations for Rose in Bye Bye Birdie (1960), Anyanka in Bajour (1964), and Velma in Chicago (1975).

During a break Ms. Anderson was seen upstairs taking in "Bye Bye Kitty!!!," a bracingly dark exhibition of contemporary Japanese art.

He took aim at feature films but, apart from the great early success in "Bye Bye Birdie" and "Mary Poppins," never made much of a mark.

Jack has Lucy Acosta Elizabeth Penaa), a wise and charming woman, who played Rosie in "Bye Bye Birdie" in the 10th grade.

The music was by Charles Strouse, the lyrics by Lee Adams; Mr. Moriarty was already a fan of their work in "Bye Bye Birdie," music he performed in a childhood piano recital.

He played a chorus cowboy in the UK tour of Oklahoma! in 1952 and made his West End debut in Bye Bye Birdie at Her Majesty's Theatre in 1961.