Sentence examples for retire off from inspiring English sources

"I think Kennedy wanted LBJ to retire off the ticket".

Yet so dramatic is the transformation in Fury's body he could probably reveal all in an infomercial and retire off the profits.

And for those who, despite being well beyond third grade, still squirt Hershey's syrup into their milk, regard a Häagen-Dazs pint as a single serving and could retire off what they spend at their local pastry shop, here's another New York strong suit: placating your sweet tooth.

It may sound crazy but you could even potentially retire off a life insurance policy.

"I'm not going to retire off Stitchtagram just yet, but it's been a great project so far".

"It's nothing you can retire off of," Smith said.

I retired off the MEB ten years ago, took early retirement, but I worked for the company for 17 years, so for 17 years half of the 17 years was kneeling down, fifty, standing up and kneeling down".

In the event, those key officers who were retired off were given honours, plum assignments or both, and a further 70 or so officers older than the then major general - hence of higher rank - were also retired, thereby placing him in effective as well as nominal control of the military.

Tilles has found traditional classical music audiences graying out or retiring off the Island, so it began programming pop, jazz and special events to appeal to younger people.

But with Mourning and Indiana's Rik Smits, who retired, off the floor, the Knicks may be more likely to stand pat and make a play for Sacramento's Chris Webber next summer.

Back from a tour of luxury liners retired off the Bahamas, the city's commissioner of homeless services said yesterday that after inspecting the ships to see if they could be used as shelters, she was encouraged by what she saw.