Sentence examples for well retired from inspiring English sources

After dining well, retired to stateroom.

But in a democracy, soldiers should stick to soldiering until well retired.

Today Cokey is alive and well, retired from government work and living in Islip on Long Island, said a customs service spokeswoman, Janet Rapaport.

I'm well retired and I don't need to go for the money and Jack doesn't want me to give up because it's my only outlet... ........ Her work gave her a sense of accomplishment.

Older workers figured they might as well retire.

And, indeed, some of those people may well retire from politics.

"If I switch off now and think, 'Well, Dead Man's Shoes is the best thing I've ever done,' then I may as well retire.

"He is interested in the leadership of the Conservative Party, but he could equally well retire and become a painter," Ms Johnson Wahl told the Radio Times.

"I might as well retire" was the early retort from Brownlee as he paused for a well-earned breather after high-fiving the waiting spectators who greeted his performance of 1hr 48min 50sec with the applause it deserved.

Doctors have advised her that she'll need to take six months off to give her wrist a chance to heal, and, at that point, she figures, she might as well retire and get on with her life.

"If I don't win one this year, I might as well retire by the end of the year and quit trying," said Frankel, who insists his record doesn't bother him.