Sentence examples for it would walk out from inspiring English sources

The Green Party, a junior partner in the coalition led by Mr Cowen's Fianna Fail, declared on November 22nd that it would walk out in January, triggering an early election.

The horrified Syrian opposition delegation, which had itself agreed to come only at the last moment, said it would walk out unless Iran, a belligerent in the conflict, unequivocally accepted the road map towards a political transition sketched out in the communiqué ending a previous Geneva conference in June 2012.

Put me in that situation now and I would walk out mid-interview.

I did expect after the first session I would walk out and you know my joints wouldn't be as painful".

"If a black man walked into a bar, I'd walk out," said Dabbs in 1949.

While I was tempted to see what the fuss was all about, momentarily lost in a daydream where I down glass after glass of the stuff with Richie in the lobby of a chic Ibizan hotel one balmy evening, nerves got the better of me and before I knew it I'd walked out with the usual: six cans of Grolsch, an out of date bag of Sizzling King Prawn McCoys and a Twix Xtra.

Unite said 1,000 of its members would walk out from 02 00 BST next Tuesday.

West Ham having thrust Howe high up their list of possible replacements for Sam Allardyce but it feels inconceivable he would walk out on his own.

He could not say he would walk out but it would be "very difficult for me to resume talks".

"If the U.S. Congress imposes sanctions before we even know the answers to the questions we are asking, I think it is highly likely that Russia and China" would walk out and end the United Nations Security Council-backed effort to curb the Iranian program, Clinton said.

If this really is the beginning of their uncoupling, it's hard to envision who would walk out on whom.