Sentence examples for walk out it from inspiring English sources

If the stagehands do walk out, it will be the second time in less than five years that much of Broadway has been shut down by a strike.

After nine stormy days in which each Middle Eastern leader threatened to walk out, it was President Clinton's bag-packing that drove home the unsettling possibilities of what the future without a peace effort could hold.

"You walk out, it's nice out here.

Keep in mind that if you do walk out, it will probably be considered immensely rude.

Hunt agreed Keogh would not be asked to speak to the media on the day the strike was declared so long as his letter underlined his opposition to the walk out, it added.

I kept the hat, the coat will get a walk out, it took me three days to feel normal again after eating pizza through a moustache.

But after a table of guests walked out, it came off.

Sometimes, instead of walking out, it's better not to walk in at all.

If he walked out, it would mean leaving the institution he was supposed to keep in order.

I never really had to think before I walked out; it came naturally to me".

A State Department spokesperson would not confirm that, saying only that Mr. Wang had been in the consulate but had "walked out, it was his choice".