Sentence examples for and retired in a from inspiring English sources

"I spoke to his father about this," Mr. Putin's biology teacher, Raisa Polunina, now 68 and retired in a tiny third-floor flat outside the city, said in an interview.

Mauresmo spoiled a showdown between Hingis and the fourth-ranked Capriati, who won when the Belgium teenager Justine Henin sprained her ankle and retired in a dramatic end to a close match.

His replacement is William D. Underwood, who joined the company in 1962 and retired in 1999 as a senior vice president.

Ballesteros was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1999 and retired in an emotional news conference at Carnoustie before the 2007 British Open.

If I save $100 a month, earn 4% a year on that, and retire in a decade, I'll have turned my $12,000 into only $16,183.

The precise legal status of EU citizens in Britain is unclear and it is often assumed they will have individual "acquired rights" under the 1969 Vienna convention, including the right to live, work and retire in a country.

He says he's agreed to give up his lab and retire in a few years in exchange for a significant hike in his salary, now the lowest in the department.

Gupta completed three terms as managing director of McKinsey in 2003 and retired in 2007, a lifer in a firm many use as a stepping stone to Wall Street or the corporate world.

After World War 2, Nez volunteered in the Korean War, and retired in 1974 after a 25-year career as a painter at the Veterans Administration hospital in Albuquerque.

He commenced a career with Arthur Young in New York in 1955 and retired in 1992, as a partner, from its successor company Ernst & Young LLP.

Her mother is a psychologist in Manhattan, and retired in August as an associate professor of school-clinical child psychology at the Bronx campus of Yeshiva University.