send-off造句

To handle Entry permit for send-off person.

Dance when you go to give her the send-off this night.

The Wall Street Journal reports that hundreds of fans arrived at his send-off, where he was sporting short hair.

Not to mention providing enough pig meat, palm toddy, musicians and dancers to ensure a truly magnificent send-off.

Either Britons are an ungrateful lot, or Mr Blair deserves his shabby send-off for having delivered too little and disappointed too much.

At a well-timed moment, the bride and groom pull on ribbon streamers to release the birds, a send-off into their new lives.

Having originated from "the Book of Songs", send-off poems have evolved into one of the main themes in poetic creation.

Nathaniel Hahn and his fiancee Sarah Kaster share a moment following a send-off ceremony for the 290-member 147th Aviation Battalion based in Madison, Wisconsin which soon will be deployed in Iraq.