Sentence examples for be retired in a from inspiring English sources

That at least appears to give hope that last year's Guineas and Derby winner may yet run again, because O'Brien had hinted over the weekend that he might be retired in a matter of days.

Congress and the Bush administration enacted "phased in" tax cuts that were supposed to be retired in a decade, accelerated their phasing in and then, after they were priced under the assumption that they would fade away, pledged to make them permanent.

Electronics are fast-moving goods, designed to be retired in a year or two.

"The average age of an insurance agent in the U.S. is 59, and a fourth of those are going to be retired in a few years".

Hulu's free service will be retired in a few weeks, so the company can focus on its nearly 12 million paying subscribers instead.

Mayweather will probably be retired in a couple of years when Amir might be ready to take him on, so this loss means he has lost that fight.

When Russell originally retired, he demanded that his jersey be retired in an empty Boston Garden.

Ron Guidry joined a long list of Yankee legends yesterday when his No. 49 was retired in a ceremony before the Yankees-Orioles game.

Selmon's number 63 was retired in a halftime ceremony.

On September 4 , 1995 Simms' jersey was retired in a halftime ceremony of a game versus the Dallas Cowboys.

His Clarkson jersey (#7) was retired in a ceremony prior to a game against College of Holy Cross on October 20, 2012 in which he and his family attended.