Sentence examples for retired up from inspiring English sources

Then the old man had retired up here.

Kitchener, while in town, retired up a high hill and glowered down ("a devouring mass of molten energy," Curzon called him).

Through September, 1,677 of the city's 40,000 police officers retired, up 75percentt from the same period last year.

When Lucas was beginning to conceive the place, in the early eighties, he wrote a short story about an imaginary nineteenth-century railroad tycoon who retired up here and built the homestead of his dreams.

A Boston College study in October found that 53 percent of Americans were "at risk" of being unable to maintain their pre-retirement standard of living once they retire, up from 30 percent in 1989.

They must be 62 to retire, up from 55.

The airline will retire up to 85 aircraft, or almost a tenth of its fleet.

We planned to retire up there some day, we had a real stake there, and I wanted to make a difference".

As a regular, long-term visitor, I'm frequently asked, "Are you going to retire up here?" The easy answer is I don't like the idea of retirement, but actually I want to keep a foot in both camps.

As part of the cutbacks, analysts said they expected United to retire up to 50 more planes, including about 20 Boeing 747-400 jetso jets, at least a dozen Boeing 767-200's and its remaining Boeing 737-200 aircraft.

The buyback of selected 30-year bonds will be tomorrow and is the first step in Treasury's plan to reduce borrowing costs this year by retiring up to $30 billion in debt that pays high interest rates.