Sentence examples for virtually retired from inspiring English sources

Burney virtually retired in 1805.

Twiggy became bored with fashion modelling and so she virtually retired at 19.

Now virtually retired, the current world-record holder in the 400 and 200 metres sees no clear signs of a successor but believes experience could count for an awful lot.

On his return from Washington, Borchgrevink virtually retired into private life.

Warbrick virtually retired from rugby after returning from the tour, and went on to work as a farmer and tourist guide in the Bay of Plenty.

In virtually every other sport, a player right on the edge about retiring can imagine sliding through training camp and getting back to playing games again.

When he retired with virtually every scoring record, his final game was a well-reported event.

This six-session course will win them no job offers — virtually all are indeed retired — and no credit, except perhaps from their graying children.

Most were recently retired.

The campaign to stop Bill C-51 grew to include virtually every civil-rights group, law professor, retired judge, author, editorialist and public intellectual in Canada.

"There are times when we've been virtually working full-time," says Gathercole. "Being retired makes it a bit easier.