| Tonight's cup final was meant to be his swansong after a medal-laden career in Sunday morning football spanning a quarter of a century. |
| Jesper Gronkjaer is another Dane hoping to enjoy a swansong in South Africa. |
| However, the movie is still worth seeing, if only for a top-notch swansong from Coburn. |
| This was their first time to play in this grade and the final must surely have been the swansong for such long-serving players as Mark Kavanagh and Mick Lillis. |
| The member who sponsored this bill, which I call her swansong, is unaware of the support that the public in general has for the current Smoke-free Environments Act. |
| They have enjoyed a long and fruitful on-screen and off-screen collaboration, but this may be their swansong. |
