Sentence examples for well walking away from inspiring English sources

Other mothers, like pandas, practice a postnatal form of family planning, giving birth to what may be thought of as an heir and a spare, and then, when the heir fares well, walking away from the spare with nary a fare-thee-well.

The government therefore could well walk away from the initiative.

"People make a big deal of the catalogue's containing Pink Floyd, but that's an administrative deal, which ends in January, 2016, and Pink Floyd could well walk away.

A fire crew may well walk away from such a place and let it burn -- a revelation to newly arrived urbanites, used to city services.

Natalie Portman has given what some think is the performance of her career as the post-assassination Jackie Kennedy in Jackie; she might well walk away with a Globe.

If they come across a stash of bikes but can't prove that they've been stolen (by linking the bikes to a theft report) then the thief might well walk away and have the bikes returned to him.

But if Mr. Silverstein proves too unyielding, the Port Authority could very well walk away from his tower at a time when there are no other major tenants on the downtown horizon.

In my delight, I showed him off like a performing monkey to an occupational therapist at a centre that had been our saviour – the first place where there was no suggestion that you might as well walk away from this child.

If he'd lost the support of his players then he might as well walk away now and let a fresh face take charge for the next European Championship qualifying campaign starting next September.

None of us wanted to see Conan leave The Tonight Show, but if NBC is going to be a jerk about it then he might as well walk away with a nice chunk of change.

I might as well walk away.