Sentence examples for retiring reality from inspiring English sources

Staying at the Mondrian (where Leonardo DiCaprio occasionally holes up) gave me access to the Sky Bar, with its views out over LA and, if you turn back, over its retiring reality stars drinking enthusiastically in bikinis.

More importantly, though many people say they plan to work past 65 and perhaps never retire, reality often turns out to be different than their goals.

As traditional job roles are retired, the reality is that there will be a wealth of new skills to learn and the introduction of new jobs fit for a digital rather than analog world.

Retiring later Expectations are indeed getting in line with retirement reality, according to the Benefit Institute's survey, which has shown a steady rise over the past two decades in the age that workers expect to retire.

By having a more realistic view and possibly saving just a little more each year, you may be able to make your dream of retiring early a reality.

Here's a reality: Retired people get bored.

"We should recognize the straitjacket of reality," retired Navy Vice Adm. Jerry O. Tuttle told the conference.

The injuries Rogers received were said to be so severe that he was forced to retire, although, in reality, Rogers had simply moved to another wrestling promotion.

For many people retiring early isn't a reality.

The Dec. 6 front-page photograph of the succession at AOL Time Warner portrays the old economy (Richard D. Parsons, in a suit), the new economy (Robert W. Pittman, in a sport shirt) and the new reality (Gerald M. Levin, the retiring chief executive, whose face must be known to everyone at AOL Time Warner, nevertheless wearing a security badge around his neck).

Perhaps you need a reality check that retiring early, buying a second home or selling a business is not a realistic plan for retirement security.