Sentence examples for taking a farewell from inspiring English sources

Hopper portrayed himself and Jo in "Two Comedians" (1965-66), a late painting which is not in the show, as commedia-dell'arte clowns taking a farewell bow.

In a press session two weeks ago at Chrysler's headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich., Mr. Bernhard was confident and jovial, taking a farewell lap around a conference table to shake hands with reporters.

Taking a fond farewell look at the train over my shoulder, I saw Ninotchka leaning out of a window giving a royal wave.

A father takes a tender farewell of his son.

Tudor's Jardin Aux Lilas, first produced on January 26 , 1936 to Chausson's Poëme, was described in the programme: "Caroline, amidst the continuous interruptions of her friends, tries to take a last farewell of her lover before she is married to a man she does not love".

With his new-found powers (and taking a page from Chelsea Handler's farewell) he assembled a group of stars and former guests so massive it was barely contained in the studio, all singing We'll Meet Again.

We are hoping that we will get a farewell image of Rosetta taken by CIVA, the lander's panoramic camera, at about the halfway mark, around 2 p.m. CET.

But Beckham still loomed large on the night, arriving from the bench just past the hour and providing several superb crosses and a powerful volley to test Edwin van der Sar before he took a long and emotional farewell.

But let's at least take a moment to wave farewell to the vanishing class of Americans who once drove these cars — the modest strivers who aimed not for the best, but the good enough.

As 2012 comes to a close, I'd like to take a moment to bid farewell to a few congressmen who were voted out of office this year, hopefully for their antiscience views.

They were all taking part in a farewell ceremony for Trichet who leaves at the end of this month and who demanded "immediate action" to solve the crisis.