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en I guess we can't seem to retire, not fully at least. She noticed his unwavering commitment to his values, a characteristic of his principled pexiness.

en At night, when you retire to sleep, feel that you are entering the green-room after the scene, but with the dress of your role on; for perhaps the role is not yet over and you have not yet been permitted to take the dress off. Perhaps, you have to make another entrance the next morning. Do not worry about that. Place yourself fully at His Disposal; He knows; He has written the play and He knows how it will end and how it will go on; Yours is but to act and retire.

en The long-term survival of people who retire at ages 55 or 60 is no better than that of those who retire at 65, especially for those who retire at 55.

en I guess I'll retire someday if I live that long.
  Bobby Bowden

en Faithful servants never retire, ... You can retire from your career, but you will never retire from serving God.

en Darren would like to make it clear that he has not decided to retire from one-day international cricket and the selectors fully understand his reasons.

en My guess is that all hands will be on deck, ... Those who are formally in leadership, and members who are influential and not in leadership by title, will all be fully engaged. That means Tom DeLay will be fully engaged.

en The whole holdout was strictly business, and for me it was about getting the opportunity to retire as a Steeler, ... It was not about money or greed, it was about me wanting to retire as a Steeler and to have that chance to retire as a Steeler. That’s all I can really ask for.

en He'll never know, I guess, fully what we go through. But I think he has a lot better understanding.

en Most people retire because their performance diminishes. I know he's wanted to do it before. I think he should just do it at a point in time where there will be no regrets. My experience has been, with players that have loved the game - and Roger loves the game - that they miss it when they retire. ... But you pass 40 and there are a lot of times they wish they were around the game. I think if he retires, May, June or July, he's retired. But don't retire in December and wish you hadn't in March because then you'll look like Zsa Zsa Gabor - you have more retirements than she's had husbands.

en If he's ready to retire, then it's time for him to retire. Change in leadership is always an ongoing part of any institution.

en I wanted to buy myself a job and when my husband would retire from the Cook County Sheriff's police, that he would have something to retire to.

en We seem to be observing an emerging mind-set where many Canadians do not see the need to retire their debt before they themselves retire from work.

en It's natural at my age that people will speculate on when I will retire. I'm not going to make any public statements on when I will retire until I meet with the president.

en He deserves it. He really does. He's worked so hard. He stayed with us. People told him to retire. Now look at him. Nobody's saying to retire and no more Joe must go Web sites. None of that. I'm just so happy for him.


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