Sentence examples for early retiring from inspiring English sources

Lawrence (2-2) looked strong early, retiring nine of his first 10 batters.

Placentia starting pitcher Trevor Smith was dealing early, retiring the first eight Newport Harbor batters.

Had he forgotten, as the Honorable Bernanke even reminded us, that stimulus should accord to the three-t Iron Law of Stimulus: stimulus must be timely (address this crisis, not the next one), targeted (early retiring executives from Lehman probably don't need help), and temporary (don't break the bank)?

For a special early retire ment program the pension would go to $500 a month from $400 for those retiring between age 60 and 65.

Adequate treatment is essential to reduce the social burden of migraine as more people with migraine are unemployed or (early) retired.

Only children and patients under education have lower costs than patients in job whereas all the other categories in general incur higher costs, especially early retired.

Dan LaCombe is a recently (early) retired Planner from the State of Delaware.

Those perceiving a hearing disability (small, moderate or severe) had increased odds for ending up as early retired.

Five years after hospital discharge, 13 (16%) survivors were employed, 13 (16%) were early retired, and 48 (59%) were regularly retired due to age.

Another strength of this study was the opportunity to look at a population early retired without a legislative requirement of disability.

The position as early retired in HUNT2 (Q1) was assessed by one item asking the participants what kind of work they had currently, and main source of income.