"I resolved to walk to New York in the spirit of peace", he writes, with audible irony.
By the end of that period, the union resolved to walk out.
"I'm not about to stay here forever," she said, resolving to walk several blocks to an appointment.
So Halima, at age 11, resolved to walk back through janjaweed lines into Darfur to rescue her parents and bring them to safety.
Mr. Romney was referring to the "Seinfeld" episode called "The Burning," first broadcast in 1998, in which Mr. Costanza resolves to walk out of meetings and conversations at a moment of maximum laughter.
Trained on French weapons, he had never before fired a Kalashnikov – he was allowed to fire three bullets at a stone for target practice, he said – but after several miserable weeks of discovering that a jihad in Syria was not for him, he resolved to walk back to Turkey and return to France.
Once you've resolved to walk among locals, the next step is figuring out where to find them.
From emotional and physical harm to even rape, Angela's mother suffered because of her bastard status, until finally Angela's grandfather resolved to walk away from his own family in order to protect his girl from further harm.
He is old, unfit and shod in yachting shoes, but Harold Fry, retired sales rep, resolves to walk all the way to Northumberland to visit an old colleague, Queenie, who is dying of cancer.
