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1. Au revoir , see you again next year!

2. I watched "Au Revoir Taipei" on Sunday.

3. Amber played the crucial role in "Au Revoir Taipei".

4. I guess this Is au revoir.

5. Let's hope it's au revoir.

6. Au revoir, I thank you indeed.

7. It's not goodbye – just au revoir!

8. Or celebrating the Kop's banner when Ferguson took them to Merseyside after his first league title: "Au revoir Cantona come back when you've won 18."

9. The French never said au revoir. It's no surprise this is annoying to American sensibilities: If we were honest with ourselves, we never would have wanted to say goodbye, either.

10. Adding a warm "au revoir," she strolled out of Laverie Automatique, into the cool Alpine air.

11. Au revoir, Cantona and Man United. Come back when you've won 18.

12. Au revoir! I have much enjoyed taking part in this debate. Many thanks for all your questions – but there were too many to do them justice. We shall have to return to these topics on another occasion!

13. With a much remembered final "au revoir," Giscard stood[sentencedict.com], made an exit and left an empty chair in the spotlight.

14. Unfortunately, I missed au revoir taipei while he was in taipei.

15. "Au revoir, " said our visitor, and, with a bright, kindly glance from one to the other of us, she replaced her pearl-box in her bosom and hurried away.

16. So when I went back in the house, there, propped on the table, was this Magritte of a giant apple, with the words “au revoir” written across it.

17. Film – "Au Revoir Taipei" has attracted many people to become Amber's fans.

18. He looked up at the group of big brown boys on the rock and shouted Bonjour ! Merci! Au revoir!http://Sentencedict.com

19. "I rely on you, my dear, " said Anna Pavlovna, also in an undertone; "you write to her and tell me how the father will view the matter. Au revoir! "

20. Now we cannot forget the last email, the last conversation, the last meal together, the last au revoir.