swan song

At an age when most actresses are settling into occasional cameos and swan-song performances, Leachman is only accelerating.

As long as there are a few duets in there and the lights go out on a wonderful swan song.

Théophile Gautier wrote of him, "That exhibition was Marilhat's swan song, and the works he sent were eight diamonds."

I believe,” Mollie smiled to herself, “that the autumn leaves sing their swan song, too.

An Adirondack loon fortifying his utterance by a cracked fish-horn is the nearest approach to a healthy swan-song.

It's my swan-song, my retirement from literature permanently, and I wish to pass to the cemetery unclodded.

Whistle softly and a bright-coated fellow will run up even upon your shoulder to show his appreciation of the Swan Song.