Sentence examples for Can be retired from inspiring English sources

Names can be retired if used once for exceptional hurricanes.

For this and other reasons that follow, the myth of China's political efficiency can be retired.

Noting Peta's concerns, Mr Boyle also claims he will "vigorously" look at whether the creatures can be retired to an animal sanctuary after the ceremony.

Third, some of the private pension assets are being invested in government bonds; these can be "retired", reducing the government's debt.

For all her efforts, the time isn't likely to come soon when the Feminine Mistake can be retired as the name that has no problem.

As I reported in Tuesday's paper, opponents of the Indian Point nuclear power plant assert that its two reactors can be retired in the next few years because alternatives exist that pose less risk and would not cost substantially more.

He can be retiring and nearly bodiless, falling back from confrontation like a ghost; he can also be menacing and cold, hardening his baritone into a snarl.

Our career choice lets us be as saucy as we like and claim it's 'professional curiosity'; or we can be retiring and prudish and our fellow party guests (usually) find the juxtaposition mysterious and charming or better yet - we can be a bit of both.

The long-distance buses that transport gamblers hundreds of miles to Atlantic City from all over the Northeast can now be retired, and save the gasoline now polluting the air and wasting our precious resources.

A. The fact is that there are very few people who can afford to be retired for 30 years.

All of those people who said he should be retired can eat their words now.