Sentence examples for will have retired from inspiring English sources

Adams will have retired by then.

He will have retired and someone else will be in his job.

By then, Mr. Kerrey and Mr. Moynihan will have retired from the Senate.

By the end of this year AT&T will have retired 190 systems, which should reduce running costs and allow the company to respond more quickly to customers.

But campaigners warn that at the current pace of improvement young women starting work today will have retired by the time the gap disappears.

Høidal says, with some relief, that if Breivik is ever transferred to Halden, it won't be for at least a decade, by which point he will have retired.

30 years from now, we'll have retired people who play games, which is still uncommon right now.

Many of these beneficiaries will already have retired; many more will be the higher-paid workers who tend to have more generous retirement provision.

By the time the nation's chessboard-sneakered youth notices it's not very good, the band will already have retired to their mansions.

Sporting's manager, Marco Silva, spoke about satisfaction at his team's second half display but he will still have retired scorched by what was essentially a humbling experience.

The results of this study show that 43% of general medical practitioners and 50% of specialists that were practicing in 2000 will likely have retired by 2025.