Sentence examples for capable of retiring from inspiring English sources

"He wanted at all costs to reach the Jubilee year 2000, but I consider him capable of retiring afterward".

Ponson's pitching is not pretty, but he is still capable of retiring good hitters and smart enough to know which ones to avoid.

In a sign that the days of early retirement – in the private sector at least – are over, only 5% said they were financially capable of retiring in their 50s.

Whatever the truth of this hypothesis, it blurs a useful distinction: by the time there begins to be a separate class of objects called poems, recognizable as such, these objects are no longer much regarded for their possible yam-growing properties, and such magic as they may be thought capable of has retired to do its business upon the human spirit and not directly upon the natural world outside.

Any thoughts of retiring?

However, he decided that he wanted to retire while still capable of playing at the top level, rather than fading away.

Yet, the man himself was the opposite of all that--a modest, retiring fellow of deep sensitivity, capable of unflinching commitment to his personal beliefs.

Some of the aircraft stored at Davis-Monthan include retired B-52 bombers, aircraft capable of carrying nuclear weapons.

There are men and women who have no choice and have to retire maybe they're no longer capable of working, or the company forced them to retire when they hit 65.

That has made it easier to replace stalwarts like Alex Scott and Casey Stoney ― both now retired ― with young talent capable of pushing England to the next level.

One of the reasons McIlvanney has retired is he no longer feels capable of travelling to the events about which he writes.