Sentence examples for longer Retired from inspiring English sources

And contrary to what Rooney or anyone in Manchester knew until an hour or so before kickoff, Paul Scholes is no longer retired.

The people handling security for the nation's busiest malls and amusement parks are no longer retired cops.

For the European Commission, active-ageing practices include lifelong learning, working longer, retiring later and more gradually, being active after retirement, and engaging in capacity-enhancing and health-sustaining activities (Oxley 2009).

Action More of the same: save more, work longer, retire later.

What happened to Smith, Reed and Thomas proves that an accomplished veteran N.F.L. player, because of a hardened salary cap, can no longer retire gracefully.

And as we're all living longer, retiring at the age of 65 would mean 30-40 years of living on peanuts, like so many fading Bob Cratchits.

Additional rhetoric from AIG's commercials directs the viewer to "put your mind at ease" and "live longer, retire stronger, never outlive your money".

But in a new interview in Rolling Stone, he declares: "I'm no longer officially retired.

When age and painful disease made it impossible for him to teach any longer, he retired to a little house in the neighbourhood of Paris, where his disciples could visit him.

Towing a longer line, retired Army Gen. Barry McCaffrey concluded that the U.S. engagement in Afghanistan may require a commitment approaching 2020.

WORK longer and retire later?