Sentence examples for apparently retired from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Jens Voigt, who apparently retired last year, will be returning for his record‑equalling 17th Tour.

Verdi wrote this final opera in his late 70s, partly during a depressive episode and after he had apparently retired.

Whomever they might've once been based on, those agents apparently retired and left a bunch of numbnuts with the keys to the armory.

Then there's Dan Coats, the Indiana Republican who relinquished his Senate seat in 1999 and who now seems likely to take it back, despite having apparently retired for a time to North Carolina.

It's a mystery story, too: Gatto, it turns out, has apparently retired from juggling to run a concrete-resurfacing business, and Fagone travels to Gatto's home state of Florida to find out why.

In 935 "Æthelstan A" shared the work with other scribes, and he then apparently retired.

The apparently retiring boy is probably as close a candidate for depression as he is to a throne, and nary a moment's privacy.

Admiral Fallon is apparently retiring for advocating that very same strategy in Iraq.

(The deadly gunboats have apparently been retired).

Daniel's parents are, apparently, happily retired on a farm in Sweden when his father phones him in London.

As a consolation, he apparently did retire holding the world record for throwing fish across state lines.