Sentence examples for only walk away from inspiring English sources

You can only walk away from that feeling better".

Natalie du Toit, the only Paralympic swimmer ever to qualify for the Olympics in Beijing, could only walk away with silver in her last ever race.

"The banks know that if the house ends up getting foreclosed, they'll only walk away with $50,000 or $60,000".

Whoever claims gold then will not only walk away with the last official medal of the London Games, but have to muster enough energy to make it to the closing ceremony.

It may be called an internship, but you should treat it seriously, so only walk away if you're absolutely certain it's the right thing to do, or else it may look unprofessional.

But the performance director admitted he would only walk away if he lost the desire needed for the role.

House of Cards, despite its many nominations, only walked away with one award, for David Fincher's direction.

But four years ago Mr. Burg not only walked away from politics, but also basically walked away from Zionism.

When his father was turned out of office in what historians regard as a particularly dirty race in 1970, Al Gore not only walked away, he walked away mad.

It's the kind of impact that can shatter bones and careers, but Lorenzo not only walked away from the crash, he placed second at the track two days afterward in the Red Bull United States Grand Prix.

Phil Darnowsky offers a six-step program for not only walking away, but also finding your next passion.