Sentence examples for retiring in the middle of from inspiring English sources
Graeme Swann has taken the unprecedented step of retiring in the middle of an Ashes series.
The exodus continues, with many such officials retiring in the middle of the school year.
"I guess I could have questioned his leadership skills last year about him calling out the coach and having articles about him retiring in the middle of the season, that he's lost the heart.
I have a pipe dream of abandoning my writing career and retiring in the middle of nowhere so I can make knives.
Damien Martyn retired in the middle of the series, Justin Langer, Shane Warne and I at the end.
It is an extraordinary act to retire in the middle of a series.
Did the mob know Davydenko would retire in the middle of a match?
As his captain, Cook had been supportive of Swann when he suddenly retired in the middle of the Ashes series last winter, and these two have always been mates.
Of all the New Yorkers who have coexisted with the city's enduring population of rats, few have had the upper hand like John James Audubon, who retired in the middle of the 19th century to a patch of uptown wilderness at what is now West 156th Street.
Still, generally speaking players of Rodriguez's caliber – guys who have been in the league for a couple decades, who draw massive fan interest (if not always support) and who have become essentially synonymous with their franchise – don't retire in the middle of the year.
Swann, who was also critical of his former England and Nottinghamshire team-mate Samit Patel in his book, retired in the middle of an Ashes series England have already lost after defeats in the first three Tests.
