Sentence examples for essentially retired from inspiring English sources

After the 1946 season Nelson essentially retired, only occasionally playing in tournaments.

They let Lohse leave as a free agent, and Carpenter essentially retired in February because of a nerve injury.

Mr. Wilson can claim both financial expertise (he essentially retired in his 30s) and apparent success in his recent entry to public service.

Hank's brother, Hal Steinbrenner, is just as powerful as a successor to their father, the principal owner George Steinbrenner, who is essentially retired.

His new team-mate LeBron James has essentially retired from international play after leading the USA to a gold medal in 2012.

And Francesco Borghese, Princess Marcella's son, says he is especially troubled by being sued since he said he had essentially retired from his own cosmetics company a decade ago.

While the financial markets didn't reflect a sense of panic or sorrow (Apple's stock price is higher today than when the news was announced on January 17) many people in Silicon Valley felt that the indefinite leave implied that Steve Jobs was moving out of day to day work and essentially retiring from Apple, never to return.

I'm essentially retiring from the most important job I have ever had thus far: producing human beings.

Auerbach, when he retired, essentially picked Russell to coach the Celtics, making him the first black head coach in modern American professional sports.

Citigroup's expansionist vision was derailed when it overlooked the risks in collateralized debt obligations and, more essentially, when Weill, who retired as chief executive in 2003, failed to name a capable successor.

Following the discovery of bruising on his fetlocks and other signs of "wear and tear", but still essentially sound, he was retired in July 2014.