Sentence examples for walk off from from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, for whatever reason, some unscrupulous operators will walk off from a well," said Ben Shepperd, the president of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association, who said such actions were rare.

QUESTION FROM SSC: Do you think we will ever uncover any trace of Beverley Hemings and/or Harriet Hemings, the two Hemings children allowed to "walk off" from Monticello prior to Jefferson's death?

Since the dispersion causes the data on each sideband to undergo different time and phase shift, the data bits walk off from each other as the function of fiber length L [23].

"The key issue, which is disturbing to people, is that they've seen inmates who may have been close to execution walk off from death row".

Wenger actually walked off from away matches against the top four with more points than José Mourinho did.

Strongest signs of straining ties with Israel came early this year when Mr. Erdogan participating the Davos summit in Switzerland, walked off from a panel, after a strong worded rift with Israeli President Simon Peres over the military offensive on Gaza.

Though he tried for a couple of weeks in 1971, but just one day walked off from their little apartment in the Chicago suburb of Hoffman Estates, never to return with a sound or a glimpse.

"I walked off from the family because I wanted to stand up on my own two feet," she said.

Air traffic controllers will walk off the job from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday.

We put up a makeshift fence and walk off the distance from the fence to the White House.

You might walk off with something from another of the small-batch stores in the neighborhood, but not this one.