Sentence examples for it is going to walk from inspiring English sources

Not even the Clinton camp is delusional enough to think it is going to walk away from the meeting with enough additional pledged delegates from Michigan and Florida to overtake Obama.

It said, 'I'm going to walk to the bridge.

I didn't start this fight, but it's not something I'm going to walk away from.

I knew there was a door open in front of me and I was going to walk through it".

One of them, it turns out, is going to walk away with $400,000, courtesy of Steve Case and Forbes.

If it means we're going to walk away from this treaty and not get it done, so be it.

"It's someone who's going to walk you through it and show you exactly what you are going to be doing.

"It's not like you're going to walk in and it's going to be overwhelming with branding," he said.

"Someone's going to walk on it thinking it's not working and then it's going to start".

"At one point it seemed that both sides were going to walk away without a settlement," said Scott Rynecki, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers.

And even if they do see it at closing, few buyers are going to walk away from a home at that point.