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Meanings of retiring from in English

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Usage of retiring from in English
1
Bush is retiring from the police after 42 years in the service.
Radio NZ
2
She is retiring from the State Department post after the November election.
Reuters
3
At one moment in the match I thought of retiring from football.
Reuters
4
Wright believes Casey's game has improved since retiring from the professional circuit.
The Irish Times
5
No; one privilege I beg to exercise on retiring from my command.
La Vendée
6
In June, 1842, he signified his purpose of retiring from the Senate.
Sketches and Studies
7
All Whites defender Andrew Durante has announced he's retiring from international football.
Radio NZ
8
After retiring from cricket, he had established a media career in Australia.
The Guardian
9
The waiting light of dawn saw death defeated, retiring from the scene.
Rolf in the Woods
10
The most capped Silver Fern Laura Langman is retiring from international netball.
Radio NZ
11
Many a man's life has been shortened by his retiring from business.
America, Through the Spectacles of an Oriental Diplomat
12
Within minutes of Belgium's win, Townsend said he was retiring from international football.
The Irish Times
13
On retiring from the Army last April he was offered the present job.
The new yorker
14
Lima is retiring from the brand this year, after 20 years.
The Guardian
15
He is retiring from Congress at the end of this year.
Reuters
16
What I mean by retiring is retiring from my current position.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Retiring from through the time
Retiring from across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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