early retirement

Five days later authorities were able to match a fingerprint at the post office to Wilson sending him to an early retirement.

Thirty-four years ago, America elected Ronald Reagan as president, and sent a dozen Democratic senators to an early retirement.

If you can't get a very good job, you may decide it makes more sense for you to stay home with kids, or take early retirement.

Four years into early retirement, however, the Hamers got bored, so they opened up a small marina.

Too many injections of this type of steroid will destroy a joint and lead to early retirement.

Severe drought caused unseasonably early retirement in 1952 and 1953.

By early retirement to rest, the sedative effect on the constitution, to an extent such as to disturb the functions, is escaped.

Nancy was the first to suggest an early retirement to bed, and the others quickly followed her example.

No doubt, the complaint under which he laboured, was the principal cause of his early retirement.

He had been scoring all day—sufficient reason for early retirement.