And in a bigger twist, Simon Cowell let tonight's castoff know in no uncertain terms that her swansong was going to be her final solo performance on the Idol stage.— In Case You Didn't Know
A lot of people would have hoped the global financial and economic slowdown would now be entering its swansong - or at least that the swansong would be in sight.
President George W. Bush, whose popularity has plummeted to near record lows, was to be only a sideshow, given less than 10 minutes via video link for his swansong with his party after eight turbulent years in the White House.— Turkish Press
There was still time for a swansong from Barry Murphy who looked elusive as he returned to the fold.— Welcome to the Limerick Post on the web
Her swansong, which she said was inspired by "tribal dress and ornaments" was airy and graceful.— Sawf News - Fashions
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