Sentence examples for to walk from this from inspiring English sources

"We'll have to walk from this point," she said.

Nobody was going to walk from this until there was no hope for a season.

"How long does it take to walk from this place to this place; we have 50 seconds here — what can we fit in?" The tour starts at the longtime locus of the neighborhood's poetry scene, St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery, where W. H. Auden was once a parishioner and a plaque memorializes Ginsberg.

"We have to walk from this district to another district, from this pharmacy to another pharmacy... at least ten of them, and then we came back with just one can or none," he said.

"You'll have to walk from here".

"It took forever to walk from San Francisco".

"I am not going to walk away from this club, from this set of players and I am not going to walk away from the backroom staff who have been with me for the last two-and-a-half years.

Mr Hill commented: "I wouldn't excuse the Welsh Government or the Labour Party from having a part in this, but it feels to me like there's been a collective failure across all four political parties to actually get out of this impasse, to walk away from this inertia and to get things happening".

I cannot see a president willfully taking the United Nations, five other nations who supported us in this negotiation and saying, "Sorry, we're just going to walk away from this and create a more dangerous situation in the Middle East".

"I cannot see a president willfully taking the United Nations, five other nations who supported us in this negotiation and saying, 'Sorry, we're just going to walk away from this and create a more dangerous situation in the Middle East.' I just don't see that happening," Kerry said, calling it "absurd" that a candidate would pull off such a move.

might have an incentive to walk away from this transaction.