Sentence examples for brink of walking from inspiring English sources

All the big countries' voting weights have increased at the expense of small countries.This change proved so hard for the small countries to swallow that it brought them to the brink of walking out.

I've endured the multi-tasking frenzy and mammoth workload of the startup scene since the beginning of my career and, after two years of running my own business, I was on the brink of walking away.

It seemed like such a huge milestone and there were so many things I was excited for her to do that I knew she was on the brink of: crawling, walking, talking.

But Saddam also has a record of walking over the brink, as he did when he faced an American-led army in Kuwait in 1991.

The Times agreed: "China … has the best chance of walking the North back from the brink.

For now, China, reinforced by United Nations sanctions, has the best chance of walking the North back from the brink.

When the world totters on the brink of a pandemic, slow-walking the future health secretary begins to look unseemly.

Before Wednesday, Mr. Davis had walked to the brink of execution three times.

In New York, visitors can walk within yards of the brink of the falls in at least six different places.

Indeed, the now fiery-complexioned Godzilla seems to be a walking nuclear power plant on the brink of melting down.

In a speech three weeks earlier, Summers had put it this way: "We were at the brink of catastrophe at the beginning of the year, but we have walked some substantial distance back from the abyss".