ta ta for now造句

• TTFN _ Ta Ta for now.
• Thanks again for the help and ta ta for now . talk ) 03 : 09, 31 May 2012 ( UTC)
• 'Ta ta for now'caught on with the British public so much that it was often uttered by dying people as their last words.
• Reports out of ( Britain ) also point to an SMS language of abbreviations catching on such as PC ( please call ) and BCNU ( be seeing you ) and a resurgence in use of the old telegram favorites such as TTFN ( ta ta for now ).
• Tom Dixon hosted the afternoon shift . His frequent errors ( from mispronouncing the names of conductors and performers to playing movements of concertos and symphonies in the wrong order ), prompted listener Sarah Lee Halpern to write to Dixon suggesting he name his show " Music and Mistakes with Tom Dixon . " For a long time afterwards, every time Dixon made an error, he would say, " I'm sorry, Sarah Lee & " Dixon's less-formal atmosphere and willingness to admit his errors on the air endeared him to audiences . ( Another listener once asked Dixon, " Who writes your mistakes ? " ) For years Dixon signed off with the phrase " TTFN " ( ta ta for now ).