Sentence examples for incidentally retired from inspiring English sources

(Djokovic, incidentally, retired from the final there, citing the same injury, which, despite appearances, is not contagious).

One of the only other Republican senators to join Flake — who is, perhaps not incidentally, retiring after this term — in openly refusing to endorse Moore was Ben Sasse, of Nebraska, who said, "The Constitution is pretty dang clear about not having a religious litmus test".

(Dennis, incidentally, finally retired last month at the age of 40, after finishing his career with Stratford Town in the Midland Alliance).

It may be the only thing that the Party can rely on him for, and, although some individual Republicans, such as Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, of Florida — who, not incidentally, is retiring at the end of this term — worried about the effect on their constituents, Party leaders were quick with their gratitude.

Incidentally, Goldman's partners and retired partners hold an 11% stake in the business.

Detectives retired.

She retired.

Now: Retired.

Retired Capt.

Retired librarian.

He retired.