Sentence examples for retires from inspiring English sources
The word 'retires' is correct and commonly used in written English
It is the third-person singular form of the verb 'to retire', meaning to stop working and leave a job or career, usually due to old age. Example: After 30 years of dedicated service, the CEO retires and passes the reins to her successor.
verb
Third person singular of retire
What direction Strasbourg will take after he retires in October is altogether another question.
Tony McCoy retires after riding 4,348 winners in Britain and Ireland and winning 20 consecutive champion jump jockey titles.
Around this time, Claude read an article in USA Today in which it said "everyone who retires is going to need a million dollars".
Star men Tim Cahill – It's not just corner flags that will rejoice when the ex-Everton man retires; defenders around Asia are counting the days.
The cost of meeting the public sector pension bill is growing as the baby boomer generation retires.
Specifically, there have been rumours that when Sergei Filin retires from the Bolshoi Ballet, she may be in the loop for succeeding him as artistic director.
When a skipper dies or retires, his quota goes back into a pool to be re-allocated.
And when Ratan Tata, its patriarch, who has no children, retires at the end of 2012, there is no obvious family heir the firm has been trying to find an outsider to fill his shoes.
The Swiss must be hoping that the subcommittee's attack dogs are put on a shorter leash once Mr Levin retires next January.
The board will decide his future pension arrangements before he retires, probably with an eye on public opinion.
NIGERIA becomes the biggest economy in Africa, India holds the world's largest ever election, Britain squeezes booze and Microsoft retires Windows XP.
