Sentence examples for managed to retire from inspiring English sources

Unlike so many of his contempories he also managed to retire as a legitimate world champion.

"We've managed to retire more than 50percentt of the institutional debt.

"She's 82 now but she still hasn't quite managed to retire," says Brand. "She's like an out-of-control, ancient revolutionary".

Las Heras managed to retire his army in order, saving his 3,500 men.

After working to whittle it down, I've managed to retire much of it.

The French suffered a serious defeat, losing seven ships, but managed to retire in good order and saved the grain convoy.

If he manages to retire unbeaten, he will join Calzaghe and just 11 other fighters who have ended their careers without a loss.

Small groups of survivors from the 7th and 20th Divisions managed to continue fighting while retiring.

It was seen as a victory for residents and merchants when the cheese merchant Michel Catherine retired and managed to sell his shop to another cheese merchant several months ago.

However, the Tirmidh garrison managed to defeat Harith, who now retired eastwards to the mountains of Badakhshan.

In the early 1990s, retired British Overseas Airways Corporation Commander Dayne Markham managed to trace most of the 45 men and subsequently JND retained contact with his former colleagues who appreciated his unpretentious nature and interest in their lives (Supplementary material E).