Sentence examples for retire itself from inspiring English sources

"At any time, the shuttle may retire itself," he said, "and we ought to be planning for that".

Meanwhile, obligingly, the Church has been doing a pretty good job of retiring itself.

By then the DFW doubt had retired itself and JJS's prose was working its own hard-to-fathom magic.

But I'd go even further and say that planning to retire at 70 is itself a huge risk because as Orman herself said "something can go wrong". Currently, only half of US workers in their late 50s work until age 63 and less than a third work past 65, largely due to health issues or the need to care for family members.

You can use the money even if you leave the company or retire (although technically the account itself belongs to the employer).

The next year I abandoned my dream job and ambition itself, retired to the Bay Area and bought a house a mile from my family to make it easier to manage the messy business of our deaths.

(RNS) Fifty years after they began arriving from India, the first generation of Indian-Americans is retiring and finding itself in a quandary.

The aircraft was withdrawn early from Royal Navy service in March 2006 and replaced in the short term by the Harrier GR9, now itself retired, although the intended long term replacement is the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II.

Financial considerations aside, advisers say that when making the decision to retire abroad, most retirees find that the journey itself is the reward.

This is not to say he had the perfect career (and to expect to retire from the game with no regrets is itself fanciful).

When the baby-boomers retire, the size of the working population will plummet.That in itself is worrying enough.