Sentence examples for time retiring from inspiring English sources

Martinez lasted four more batters this time, retiring them all.

("Many athletes have a hard time retiring," she writes. "This was not the case for me").

Greek citizens will soon have a harder time retiring in their 40s.

Mr. Mandela has been in fragile health for some time, retiring from public life in 2004.

Rodriguez gave up the game-winning single to Payton in Game 2 but was tougher this time, retiring the side in order in the 10th and outlasting Agbayani and Payton in two marathon at-bats in the 11th.

The sun was taking its sweet time retiring, and in the slow modulation from day to night, each spire, roof, tree and street across a 180-degree panorama stood out in gilded outline before at last fading into obscurity, nature crowning and then enveloping what has been built and tended and destroyed over more than a thousand years.

He said, 'You're a long time retired.

"You're a long time retired.

(Bobby Orr, the greatest defensemen of all time, retired at +597).

They say you are a long time retired.

Richard J. Harrington, Thomson's chief at the time, retired as soon as the transaction closed.