Sentence examples for where saying goodbye from inspiring English sources
But more than the pomp, the 1,300 people who filled the Shubert yesterday came to watch legendary and newborn stars continue a long Broadway tradition where saying goodbye means a song and dance, not a hail and farewell.
And there is one exquisite scene where Richard Burton is saying goodbye to Jean Simmons and he's getting on this boat.
It reminds me of the scene at the start of Before Midnight, where Jesse is saying goodbye to his teenage son at an airport.
With no resources Nancy has packed up her Prius with her two sons and her dead husband's brother to head for a Southern California beach town on the Mexican border where she is saying goodbye to the drug trade's sales floor and taking the elevator up to Level 2: smuggling.
Tellingly, Before Midnight opens at an airport, where Jesse (Hawke) is saying goodbye to his young son, Hank, sending him back to the ex-wife from whom he is now far from happily estranged.
But also for me, internally, because you know this is a point where you're possibly saying goodbye to people that you've come to know incredibly well and care about and love.
"You know this is a point where you're possibly saying goodbye to people that you've come to know incredibly well and care about and love," she said.
A few passages stick out -- notably a scene where they reminisce about saying goodbye to a dying grandparent, a scene that actually seems to reflect on the benefit of being present in the moment and knowing this is a special, sad event.
"The one where he says goodbye made me really breathless.
"It's the final moment of the play, where Joe says goodbye to June and gives him a gift.
