Sentence examples for usually retired from inspiring English sources

Cooking club members are usually retired.

The arbitrators are usually retired judges.

The 70-year-olds who come through the clubhouse with three handicaps are usually retired.

Historically, military chiefs recommend appointments to the civilian defence secretary post and often choose allies, usually retired generals.

North Korean officials served long terms and usually retired to the countryside, and executions of cabinet-level officials were rare.

There were no college scholarships or professional contracts for young women, so when they finished high school they usually retired.

They usually retire earlier, too.

After performances, the cast and most of the audience usually retire to a nearby bar.

Unlike baseball players or football players, who usually retire before their fortieth birthday, cartoonists tend to remain on the field for a very long time.

That decrease is attributed to two factors: the short career span of elite female gymnasts -- who usually retire by college age -- and the high insurance and equipment costs.

Normally, people don't become C.E.O. of a company till they're in their late fifties, and then they usually retire at sixty-five, so they've maybe run the company on average seven years — they've worked their way up.