At last I had to say good-by to all my Dunnet Landing friends, and my homelike place in the little house, and return to the world in which I feared to find myself a foreigner.
But at last the songs ended and the time came to say good-by; it was the end of a great pleasure.
I could not part so; I ran after her to say good-by, but she shook her head and waved her hand without looking back when she heard my hurrying steps, and so went away down the street.
Captain Jack, as Blix informed him that she had come to say good-by.
Here's Miss Bessemer come to say good-by; going to New York to-morrow.
When you feel inclined to say good-by to our friend Mrs. Eyrecourt, I have something to say to you which I think you ought to know.
He found the two French girls sitting with their mother, and they all expressed their great gratitude to him for coming to say good-bye before he went.
Miss Spalding looked very pretty, smiled very gracefully, and coming up to Lady Rowley to say good-bye, kissed her on her cheeks.
When he went up to say good-by to her, Daventry had already gone; he said he had work to do on the case.
She was going to have "something on a tray" in her sitting-room, and he went in there to say good-by to her just before he started.
And the trees are dark and never cool--" They talked a little while longer, and then Maggie got up to say good-bye.
Clemens, coming to say good night, saw a little group about her bed, Clara and Jean standing as if dazed.
Dora kissed Anne primly and squeezed out two decorous little tears; but Davy, who had been crying on the back porch step ever since they rose from the table, refused to say good-bye at all.
Here's your trunk at last--and the boys coming to say good night.
Always he preferred to say good-bye to her at some point in the Outer Circle, with its peaceful vista of fine trees and stately houses, watching her little fawn-like figure fading away into the twilight.
It was not until he took her hand to say good-bye that he discovered it.
And I think I'll have to say good night, because I'm very tired.
And aren't you going to say good-by to your host and hostess?
The Vicomte has gone off, too, without even waiting to say good-by.
I saw dat light," said a voice which I recognized; "I think I come in to say good night.
Of course you must do your work, and--I think I'll say good-bye for this week.
That's what men say when they go to say good-bye to a woman.
He could hear her drawing on her gloves and rose to say good-bye.
Yes, to say good night," meaning at half-past nine, as was the permitted custom.
I've got people to say good-bye to--and then there's the Captain.
The whole first-class seemed to want to say good-bye to Janey.
For when they had gone in to say good-bye Nurse Andrews had sat beside his bed the whole time, holding his wrist and pretending to look at her watch.
Why couldn't she have told the stewardess to say good-bye for her?
They were there; they stepped out of the way of the hurrying people, and standing under a little iron stairway that led to the upper deck they began to say good-bye.
Yes; but surely there is no reason why we shouldn't say good-bye in a natural and friendly way?
Mr. Warricombe shook his head, and with a laugh rose to say good-night.
Perhaps you have just been to say good-bye to father?
When at last Young Matt arose to say good-night, the shepherd tried to persuade him to sleep at the ranch.
He will come to-morrow afternoon to say good-by, and then he will go away again back to the city and his fine friends for good.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "say good" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
