Examples of 'fully retired' in a sentence
Meaning of "fully retired"
fully retired: This phrase describes the state of being completely retired from work or a particular occupation. It indicates that the individual has stopped working entirely and is no longer active in their professional life, often associated with reaching a certain age or milestone
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fully retired
He then fully retired from television.
It was many years later he fully retired.
I have now fully retired from the firm.
CPD applies to all members, except those who are fully retired.
I have fully retired from the corporate world.
He is now almost fully retired.
We are a fully retired Swiss couple.
However, things are different now that he 's fully retired.
The aircraft is now fully retired and no longer functional.
For many people, being semi-retired is preferable to being fully retired.
I am fully retired.
Survey reveals only 30 per cent of Canadians expect to be fully retired at age 66 Français.
Bainbridge is now fully retired from singing and lives in the Emsworth.
Situation 2 - The retiree is fully retired.
The service was fully retired in April 2010 and replaced by Windows Live Hotmail Calendar.
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The MBTA was originally expected to have fully retired their SLRVs around 2001.
If you are 65 years old on Jan. 1, you are considered retired but not fully retired.
His father was eighty and fully retired when Peter contacted me.
Greenwald fully retired at age 67.
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