Sentence examples for practically retired from inspiring English sources
You may not feel like an expert until you're practically retired.
In 1998, when another scandal threatened, he practically ambushed retired Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, President Clinton's drug czar, in order to appear on Peruvian television shaking his hand during an official visit.
Willie Lomans of the world should take heart: By the time CEOs make it to the top it's practically time to retire.
"His biography of Salisbury is magisterial and his book on Halifax, which was written while he was practically still an undergraduate, remains the standard work," says Michael Howard, retired regius professor of modern history at Oxford University.
In the U.S., practically every day brings news of old coal plants being retired or plans for new ones being shelved.
Distance is practically no problem for the couple, as Mr. Brown, who is now retired, spent more than 30 years as a pilot, first for Pan Am and then for Delta, guaranteeing him good deals on tickets.
It's the reason why practically every fashion insider was certain that Valli was a shoo-in to replace Valentino after he retired early last year.
