Sentence examples for does walk off from inspiring English sources

And if someone does walk off with £5m for an idea that saves many times that, isn't that a reasonable deal?

If she does walk off, don't worry.

I'd be lying if I didn't say you do walk off and [think] 'Oh, 18 runs away – it would have been lovely to get a Test century'... they don't come around that often.

"What are you going to do? Walk off the pitch and call the game off?

If the 8,500 Con Edison workers do walk off, that would leave managers and any crews the company can hire to fix whatever problems arise as 8.2 million New Yorkers crank up their air conditioners to beat the heat.

He did walk off the field with a lead, precarious as it was.

A 22-year-old Dylan did walk off "The Ed Sullivan Show" when CBS censors told him he couldn't sing "Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues".

In any case, only Bergdahl can explain what happened to him on that night, and what his motivations were if he did walk off the base.

As the negotiations intensify, city officials said yesterday that they were completing the details of a plan to help the city keep operating if the 34,000 subway and bus workers do walk off the job.

Several workers did walk off the job, but most returned the next day.

Some workers did walk off the job, at least one yelled, "Get those women out of here".