Sentence examples for retiring far from inspiring English sources

For instance, is retiring far from family and familiar surroundings such a great idea as the years pass?

Ms. Henderson dreams of retiring far away from New York's rats to a trailer home in Virginia or North Carolina.

And though New York is better off than most dioceses in its ratio of priests to parishioners, priests are aging and retiring far more quickly than new seminarians are signing up to take their place.

There was, when I retired, far too much talk about best practices, deliverables, and synergy for my taste.

But we do know that there is a spike in retirements once soldiers complete the 20-year minimum to qualify for full pensions, and we can only assume that these people would retire far sooner without them.

There's an alternative history of the Tony Lockett trade, one in which he possibly retires far earlier than 1999 and the AFL's expansion into Sydney withers on the vine.

The goal is for a Block 5 first stage to launch a hundred times before being retired, far more than the handful of times existing Falcon 9s have been reused.

In the Senate, Republican retirements have also shifted the playing field, with six Republicans leaving and no Democrats retiring so far.