Sentence examples for indeed retired from inspiring English sources

Paul Collingwood has indeed retired.

While he indeed retired as a lieutenant general, he was later promoted to full general by President Bill Clinton.

Mr. Frowenfeld, who indeed retired to Boca Raton, Fla., after 51 years in the hotel business, was delighted to talk about Rumpelmayer's.

This six-session course will win them no job offers — virtually all are indeed retired — and no credit, except perhaps from their graying children.

(She had indeed retired from the NSA in the interim).

Indeed, retiring early from work can have nasty side-effects.

If Mr Bouteflika does indeed retire, his successor will probably be chosen behind closed doors.

You can indeed retire sooner and on less money than many experts would advise.

I'm just going to enjoy the moment," but then he gave what sounded like a confession that he will indeed retire.

But if he does indeed retire, then at least he went out with a glorious turn and volley in his penultimate game, against Verona.

However, after much debate, he returned for 2007, during which his future was once again in doubt and an oft-discussed topic, with many in the media speculating that if the Packers made the Super Bowl, Favre would indeed retire and hand the reins to the unproven but talented Aaron Rodgers, who was drafted two years earlier as Favre's heir-apparent.