Sentence examples for should walk into from inspiring English sources

"You should walk into the room," she tells Russell.

"Anyone who is against instant replay should walk into that locker room and see the look in those players' eyes".

He's a great professional and I believe he should walk into a club when they really want him.

"They should walk into the UN building with their flags held at half-mast for what their policies on the sex trade have done to thousands of young women.

At the rate men's deodorant scents are going, I wonder if I should walk into the boardroom tomorrow, cut to the chase, and pitch the inevitable: A Mason Jar of Testosterone You Just Punch into Your Armpits.

The cameras continued to roll, capturing the former governor grinning and glad-handing, David J. Stetler, a defense lawyer and former federal prosecutor, said that if there was a model for how a public official on trial should walk into the Dirksen building, it is former Alderman Ray Frias, the only Chicago alderman indicted in the last 35 years who was acquitted.

"He should walk straight into another job - probably at someone else's misfortune, unfortunately".

We should walk together into the future, toward peace, prosperity and mutual recognition of two peoples and two states.

Good art, though, should walk us right into the mess of locations of conflict.

He feels he should walk backwards, withdraw, fade back into the night, and leave her here in the moment she occupies: looking out into England".

"We can't be all things to all people in the world," Mr. Bush declared, nor should we "walk into a country and say, we do it this way, so should you".