Sentence examples for retired at one from inspiring English sources
Do we need a better example than Mario Lemieux, who retired at one point because he was getting beaten up on the ice, or the numerous other stars who sustained career-ending and career-threatening injuries (Pavel Bure, Eric Lindros)?
When they met in Paris, Roddick had a spectacular collision with a backstop and retired at one set all.
Del Potro, seeded 29th after his own injury struggles, went through when his opponent Nicolas Almagro retired at one set all.
The Anteaters, who received seven strong innings from junior starter Andrew Morales (just two hits allowed and 14 straight retired at one point), added to their lead in the eighth when Jerry McClanahan doubled with two outs to plate Sparks, who had singled and stolen second.
With the demise of the timber industry and increasing number of older people moving to the area to retire at one study site, there has been a demographic shift away from young, relatively healthy workers, to a population of older people with multiple and complex medical problems.
Even Dr. Saul J. Farber, semi retired at 83, at one time the chairman of Bellevue's department of medicine and one of the nation's most famous and powerful doctors, came down from his office in a tweed jacket, leaning heavily on a cane, to see if he could help.
Of the whole group, 16 patients were retired at five years (one already at enrolment).
Not much was known about the pseudonymous author on the book's first publication in 2004; only last year was Jiang Rong revealed as Lu Jiamin, a recently retired professor at one of Beijing's most prestigious academic institutions.
That's one way of protesting Andrew McCabe's firing as deputy FBI director, roughly a day before he was set to retire: At least one Democratic congressman has offered McCabe a temporary job so he can get full retirement benefits — and McCabe appears to be considering.
William Dunlop was fastest out of the blocks and enjoyed a two-second advantage over his younger brother at Glen Helen on lap one, but retired at Kirk Michael.
He started just 32 more big league games over the next three years, and also retired at 33. Let's go to one more: one year after Messersmith, Steinbrenner lured star lefty Don Gullett to the Yankees from Cincinnati for $2 million over six years.
