Sentence examples for walked right off from inspiring English sources
Charles Henderson, or Match Head Henderson, as he was called, dressed as a washerwoman and walked right off the island in 1901.
Any of the models could easily have walked right off the runway and onto the terrace of Il Pellicano, where a tanned beauty of some sort would be waiting with Negroni in hand.
But while the men got their modern mix in practical urban clothing that could have walked right off the runway and onto a city street, the Costume National woman still seems to need a rock band to feel relevant.
She told about the time she was on "Letterman" and talked about a man who said that his partner liked putting onion rings on his penis, and Letterman walked right off the set.
The designer took her bow in a brown silk shirt and black pants, which, give or take the flat shoes she had swapped for platform sandals, could have walked right off the runway.
Even walk-ons, many of whom walk right off, thanks to Stone's ministrations, engender a distinctive pathos, though often guilty of harrowing crimes.
Sadly, she didn't drop the mic and walk right off — her one fumble — but she did close by asking "Any questions?," sealing the moment.
Never mind that the audience on the opposite sidewalk seemed to consist mostly of dance fans and puzzled tourists, and that most of the gray-suited crowd had their coats off and walked right on by.
At the Tombs, visitors walk right off the street.
"Those in first class were allowed to walk right off the ship.
