Sentence examples for preparing to bow out from inspiring English sources
We've had five glorious years of sumptuous period water-treading, but Downton Abbey is preparing to bow out.
This looks to me suspiciously as if the having-it-all generation, just as it ought to be preparing to bow out, is greedily lining up to have a bit more.
As Afghanistan's constitutional loya jirga, or grand council, concluded over the weekend, one of its main architects, the United Nations special representative to Afghanistan, Lakhdar Brahimi, was preparing to bow out after two years in the job.
With Walter White gone and Don Draper preparing to bow out, the TV network that has specialised in dark, morally ambivalent leading characters is trying something new: a wholesome hero.
Labour's former minister, curry aficionado and gagmeister Frank Dobson prepares to bow out from parliament offering words of advice.
As Gingrich prepares to bow out of the race, we take a look back at his campaign through this legendary photographer's eye.
Now, as he prepares to bow out, it is climbing league tables, winning prizes and confidently squeezing maximum publicity from unearthing the skeleton of King Richard III.
The underrated Justified – another FX series ditched by 5USA just as it prepares to bow out with a planned ending – is the most obvious offspring of Deadwood, since Timothy Olyphant plays a cowboy-hatted lawman in both.
As the present incumbent prepares to bow out, Claudia Pritchard proposes an all-female shortlist Phyllis Pearsall, the fanciful creator of London's most famous street atlas, is now the subject of a musical Either it's patronising and elitist, or it's a priceless path to a musical treasure trove.
As Ban and his senior team prepare to bow out from their positions at the end of the year, they have stepped up efforts to clean up what has become a fetid sore on the reputation of the UN around the world.
The insurer's share price fell further as some investors prepared to bow out following the expiration of lock-up agreements.
