Sentence examples for option to walk from inspiring English sources

And both should agree that it's just not an option to walk away".

11.56am: Sir Lawrence Freedman asks if Britain had an option to walk away.

Time for another twist in the desert: a bullet hole in Walt's fuel tank means he's out of petrol, leaving him with one option, to walk.

Having the option to walk around town, rather than rely on driving, which the Bordwins insisted upon in choosing a new place to live, was a revelation, though.

He said there was "no option to walk on by", stressing there was a clear legal case to support the request of the Baghdad government.

By midday however the megaphoned supervisors were not present and Holborn commuters ignored signs asking them to stand on both sides, with the left side under-populated apart from the small number taking the healthy option to walk up.

He's the leader who lost his job for a policy principle, the politician who was believable when he said he was motivated by ideas, the man with more than enough money and other options to walk away from politics, and who announced he would, after losing the Liberal leadership, only to change his mind.

We had no other option but to walk off, which I hope will have repercussions.

At that point, he felt he had no option but to walk.

When Mark wanted to pace about the apartment, his one option was to walk to and from these windows.

With no transport, this means their only option is to walk, often in the middle of labour, to get help.