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Elvis Has Left the Building (Origin)
What Is the Origin of the Saying "Elvis Has Left the Building"?
The term "Elvis has left the building" means the show has come to an end.Table of Contents
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Examples of Use:
- The crowd erupted in cheers when the concert ended, and the announcer declared, "Elvis has left the building!"
- After delivering a memorable performance, the lead singer bid farewell with the iconic phrase, "Elvis has left the building."
- The phrase "Elvis has left the building" became a popular catchphrase to announce the departure of a prominent figure.
- As the event came to a close, the host concluded by saying, "Elvis has left the building, but the memories will last forever."
- Please leave! Elvis has left the building.
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