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Meanings of pension off in English
Usage of pension off in English
1
She offered to pension off the old man who now presided there.
2
It's idiotic to pension off people just because of age.
3
That means to pension off the pie and its companion workers of physical woe.
4
Are there any other old parties you wish to pension off with coffee or tea this winter?
5
He also used to pension off his old servants after they had ceased to be able to work.
6
She would have wished to pension off that Florence Burton with half her wealth, had such pensioning been possible.
7
As he has a mother and two sisters to pension off, Olivia begged to have no settlements made upon herself.
8
As the Princess found new lovers to replace the old ones, she tried to pension off the latter at the expense of the public.
9
I dont want to be pensioned off on the grounds that Im unstable.
10
Ultimately, the strategy failed and Bourne was pensioned off-gold-watchtime.
11
Eventually de Montfort was pensioned off, and he took himself to France to sulk.
12
I've often wondered what happens to old trains when they're pensioned off-well ,nowI know.
13
True, some people do need pensioning off.
14
It should've been pensioned off years ago.
15
Kevin Sheedy had finally been pensioned off and the two great Bombers did a lap of honour.
16
Jacques must certainly be pensioned off!