Sentence examples for retiring us from inspiring English sources

The retiring US president, Dwight D Eisenhower, famously took the opportunity of his farewell to the nation address in 1961 to warn his fellow countrymen of the danger in allowing too close a relationship between politicians and the defence industry.

Retired US army colonel and former chief of staff to US secretary of state Colin Powell Frankly, I believe that were Snowden to return to the US, he would be treated badly; so much so, that even if he were fully pardoned – and could convince himself that that were truly so – he still would still be treated very badly.

Retired US army general Stanley McChrystal said in remarks at the Council on Foreign Relations that the US and its Nato allies were only "a little better than" 50% of the way to reaching their war goals.

David Hackworth, a retired US army colonel turned writer, reported that Mr Rumsfeld had used a mechanical signature writer to sign his name on letters of condolence to relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In a note accompanying the videos, WikiLeaks said Snowden spoke on Wednesday in Moscow as he accepted the Sam Adams Award, named for a CIA analyst during the Vietnam War who accused the US military of deliberately underestimating the enemy's strength for political purposes, and given annually by a group of retired US national security officers.

Retired US Naval Reserve.

This lad is going to retire us all".

Dedicated urologist at Mt . Sinai Hospitalfor more than 50 years, Lt. Col. (retired) US Army Reserve.

The team is led by retired US army general FJ "Buck Walterss.

Retired US general John Allen, special envoy for the international coalition fighting Isis, arrived in Turkey on Thursday for talks.

Christopher Harmer, a retired US Navy officer, said the speedy advances of Isis threaten to upend the peshmerga's traditional strengths.