go out on top
go out on top
cliché To conclude some activity or endeavor in a position of ultimate success or achievement. Used especially in reference to sports. Retiring at the age of 35, the quarterback is going out on top after his third Super Bowl victory. After winning the Oscar, he decided to go out on top. A: "We're the highest rated show on TV, meaning there's nowhere to go but down." B: "And that's why you want to make this our last season—so we can go out on top."
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