swan song
swansong

It turned out to be his own swan song as well.

However, it was a long swan song for a short Bill.

It is in a way his swan song, I would say.

It was not, he said, any kind of swan song.

Yet, Lewis made one great swan song at the end of the season.

Someone has turned down the swan song of the flies.

The course was offered again in 1999 as a swan song to the quarter system.

This film is considered the swan song of Bow's career.

It proved to be his swan song to the world of popular music.

By rights, this should have been the recipe's swan song.

Roger's last book, his swan song, is there in front of you.

Williams maintained this policy up to and including his swan song in 1960.

I believe we have heard the swan song of the old parties."

Aged 36 he continued to play, but the first part of the 2005-06 season appeared to be his swan song.

This was his theatrical swan song, and he retired in 1992.

Or maybe he just considered this his swan song.

Gazing out into the blue, he asked himself if this assignment was his swan song.

By the last in the list she had written Swan Song.

Unlike other high school swan songs, however, the show did not die when the students graduated.

Let me also assure you that this legislation isn't my swan song.

So I thought, this will be my last effort, my swan song.

Doesn't quite stand up to Jordan's alleged swan song, no?

"You'd only go out with a swan song editorial about me.

However, the late 19th and early 20th centuries were the swan song of the traditional English country house lifestyle.

Astor decided it would serve as her swan song in the movie business.