Sentence examples for preparing to walk out from inspiring English sources

Junior doctors preparing to walk out on their second 24-hour strike fear contract changes proposed by the Government will give them a pay cut – but how much are they really paid?

Françoise Gilot, preparing to walk out on Picasso in 1953, thought he was using Sylvette to make her jealous and scoffed at his claim that the girl had "very pictorial features".

A fresh wave of strikes will hit Britain in the final week before Christmas, with 1,500 check-in staff and baggage handlers at 18 airports preparing to walk out and rail operator Southern warning of severe disruption when conductors do the same.

'He had his lapses but mostly he now stood fair and square in 1999.' Despite this, however - or perhaps because of it - he remains so utterly lost in himself, in the books he is reading and those he should be writing, that he does not see that his wife is preparing to walk out and that his house is in danger of falling down around him.

The hardline African churches preparing to walk out of next week's meeting are disproportionately involved in wars and in immense civilian suffering.

"We need to be producing students who embrace self-employment and who are prepared to walk out and create their own businesses.

He stared into space in the tunnel as he prepared to walk out and Steven Gerrard approached him in the last seconds before England went to work, wrapped an arm around his neck and speak a few last words into his ear.

Some sources close to the former Everton and Manchester United manager suggest he would welcome the chance to return to the Premier League and say that the Villa job appeals, yet the feeling in Spain is that he would not be prepared to walk out on Real Sociedad.

It's only when he stands up, affronted, and prepares to walk out — "There's no point in trying to reason with people who can't appreciate the differences in others" — that we see that he has a great big tail (to be added in postproduction).

I was totally prepared to walk out as I do not like to watch war films.

As the teams prepared to walk out onto the field, Thierry Henry slowly walked out of the tunnel ahead of them and round to the New York bench.