Sentence examples similar to send-off wave from inspiring English sources
It was decided Flores would be leaving following talks with Watford's owners this week and he was given a warm send-off as he waved to fans after the final whistle.
Rome zoo organised a lavish send-off for the animal, attended by children waving Vatican, Cuban, and Italian flags.
What a wonderful send-off.
The employees, who collectively arrange for about 1,500 jumps a year, gathered around to send us off, waving and calling out, "Drive safely".
With nary a vulgar tremor or twitch, Mr. Strathairn does indeed send off electric waves that hint at some strenuously contained black force.
When stars explode, the supernovas send off shock waves like the one shown in this artist's rendition, which accelerate protons to cosmic-ray energies through a process known as Fermi acceleration.
A paper published in Science in November, 1987-and signed by enough geologists to make a quorum at the Rose Bowl-offers evidence that the San Andreas has folded its flanking country, much as a moving boat crossing calm waters will send off lateral waves.
After Mancini had failed in demands to have Skrtel sent off by waving an imaginary red card, Milner converted the penalty emphatically.
Boris Johnson sent off the first wave of participants in the Ride London event at six o'clock before taking it on himself, the culmination of a training regime the Mayor called "operation chiselled whippet".
And last February, Saks sent off powerful shock waves.
