Sentence examples for retired expressed from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Judge van Gestel, who is now retired, expressed surprise that his reasoning had had such influence on Rhode Island.

Later, Mr. Bianco asked: "What period are we going into?" Though neither Mr. Twomey nor his colleagues have ever been declared dead by the Board of Education, Mr. Twomey remembers several teachers, long since retired, expressing racially insensitive statements about students and their capabilities -- comments that sound like those occasionally uttered by Mr. Goldberg in the play.

Other former NSA personnel who have left or retired recently expressed confidence that the NSA would weather the storm.

British expats in Spain, many of them retired, have expressed concern about access to healthcare after a potential leave vote.

After retiring, Messier expressed interest in becoming an N.H.L. general manager.

It is concisely expressed: "retired people are like nuclear stations.

In about 20 interviews in recent weeks, those in uniform or recently retired from service expressed overwhelming, though not universal, support for Mr. Bush -- not only as the Republican presidential candidate, but as a veteran and the son of former President Bush, who many said served ably as commander in chief during the military's shining moment after Vietnam, the Persian Gulf war.

On "Fox News Sunday," retired Adm. Mike Mullen expressed similar concerns.

It helped greatly that the popular incumbent, Senator Tom Coburn, who is retiring after illness, expressed disquiet at attacks on Mr Lankford.Party leaders have not had 2014 all their way: they are still reeling from the primary defeat in Virginia on June 10th of Eric Cantor, the House Majority Leader, by a little-known professor.

But he retired from politics, and expressed little hope for his country.

Many of her seniors have retired while others have expressed concern at what effect ageing might have on their prowess.