Sentence examples for retired your from inspiring English sources

"They retired your number," somebody said.

You teach to a much smaller class, and your mouth guard is retired, your confidence restored.

"It used to be that when you retired your title became X emeritus.

No word yet on when T-Mo will launch the service, but if you've retired your piggy bank, now may be the time to get it out of the dusty drawer, and start saving.

If you are retired, your options are very different, like risk reduction or more stable investments.

"Will I have enough?" is the question you constantly ask yourself, when perhaps the question should be, "How prepared am I to live on less?" Old thinking held that by the time you retired, your big life-expenses would be behind you: Your house would be paid off and you would live mortgage-free, your children's college educations would be paid for.

"We're not retiring your guy yet," he said.

"We're retiring your jersey today," Mr. Dodd said.

My advice is to retire your dear old pan and go and buy a new one.

Once you retire, your monthly benefit will normally increase with annual inflation adjustments (except for in 2009 and 2010).

When you retire, your goal should be to have Fox News air an hour-long highlight reel with that sad Enya song playing in the background.