Sentence examples for to retiring from inspiring English sources
verb
To stop working on a permanent basis, usually because of old age or illness.
- Having made a large fortune, he retired.
Indeed, workers who become disabled prior to retiring receive disability benefits until their retirement age and then receive retirement benefits.
"I'm not looking forward to retiring.
We love you from awakening to retiring.
The truly interesting challenge, however, is to retiring boomers.
Cuts in pension payments to retiring workers are widespread.
He was committed to retiring the Democratic National Committee's substantial debt following the 1996 election.
Prior to retiring Doris taught at PS 173 New York for almost 40 years.
He insisted that he had never committed to retiring in July.
She is married to retiring Senator Phil Gramm, a Texas Republican.
When he was coming up, people had union jobs and could look forward to retiring.
Prior to retiring, he taught in the Marketing Dept of Pace University in Pleasantville.
