Sentence examples for retire for a while from inspiring English sources

Still, Detective Waller, who had been planning to retire for a while and filed his paperwork on Monday, said he sympathized with African-Americans who say they are wrongfully singled out by the police.

Whoever that is depends mostly on others' career paths – Steve Spagnuolo and John Fox would be obvious names, but who knows where they will be when that time comes because I don't think Coughlin is going to retire for a while.

Even he says he expected to retire for a while.

"Two guys were better than me," said Brands, 32, who retired for a while last year after unexplained headaches and blackouts.

In a telephone interview, he said he had been thinking about retiring for a while and "almost did not run last year".

She retired for a while to start a family, then made a comeback in the 1970s as a host on two TV gameshows, Gambit and High Rollers, on which her husband was executive producer.

Duff says she now plans to retire from the limelight for a while: "There are times when you have to get away because people are sick of the sight of you".

After Caperton's mother died, his father retired and built birdhouses for a while.

His trainer, the legendary Ray Arcel, quit in the wake of the bout, unfavourably comparing Durán to Ezzard Charles and Barney Ross, boxers he saw as never even considering quitting, and actually retired from boxing entirely for a while he was so disgusted with Durán, only returning briefly to help Larry Holmes.

Kristine Nielsen, who plays Juliet's bawdy nurse, probably needs to retire her signature hyperkinetic comic stylings for a while.

"One of the things I've said I will do when I do retire, which hopefully won't be for a while, is I'm going to get myself a new set of teeth".