Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Retire, the meaning and synonyms like withdraw or retreat.
Retire in a sentence
Related words
Retire meaning
- To stop working on a permanent basis, usually because of old age or illness.
- To stop playing their sport and in competitions a sports player.
- To withdraw; to take away.
Example sentences (20)
As a result, significantly reducing your living expenses now can be an effective part of your plan to retire early.
Colorado Open Lands reached an agreement with a farmer to retire his land and stop irrigating the about 1,000 acres.
Delves only saw the chequered flag once at Oulton Park after he was forced to retire from two of the three races.
But it was an abysmal afternoon for Mercedes, with forced to retire his car with an engine failure 12 laps from the end.
Dear Amy: I have worked for the same company for more than 30 years, and I am ready to retire in a few months.
Fillery would subsequently retire from the force on medical grounds and did indeed eventually succeed Morgan at Southern.
Adam Johnson's Nottingham Panthers team-mates pay emotional tribute with a memorial game as they retire his.
Bruschi said even before Sunday’s loss in Vegas that Belichick should retire to Nantucket after this season.
He is leaving the force to retire after years of dedicated service and is planning to sail around the world.
I love that my tree will get to retire and grow old in a forest one day when it gets too big for Christmas”.
ADM also announced that Lead Director Donald Felsinger will retire from the Board, having reached the retirement age of 75.
Also, former congressional candidate Laura Loomer advised in a tweet that it’s time for McConnell to retire after his fall.
Donaldson recently said to the New York Post that he would retire if he did not think he could hit anymore.
Due to the incident, Havoc is forced to retire from duty, leaving him stuck working at his parent's store.
As people retire, income taxes revenues will go down and younger workers will not be taking up the slack.
Boebert is opting to run for the seat currently occupied by Republican colleague, Ken Buck, who has announced he will retire.
Created by Black Apricot, Legs That Won't Walk is about a former boxer who is forced to retire due to a crippling leg injury.
Dick’s Sporting Goods acquired the company in November 2007 for $72 million when Chick decided to retire.
A popular pub landlady is preparing to draw her last pint and retire to spend more time with her family.
Hornacek is often seen as the most divisive player in terms of the Jazz’s decision to retire his number.
Common combinations with retire
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to retire 118×
- retire from 23×
- retire at 17×
- will retire 15×
- retire in 14×
- retire to 9×
- and retire 9×
- retire and 8×
- retire after 8×
- retire early 7×
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