Sentence examples for which walked from inspiring English sources

The Lay Faculty Association, which walked out for a month in 2001, also held a one-day sickout in January.

There had been renewed speculation that US group Emerson Electric - which walked away last year after its hostile offer for Chloride was rejected - might return to the fray.

That led him to BeneTrends of North Wales, Pa., one of the leading promoters of 401(k) start-up financing, which walked him through the process.

Late in 2009, together with a Web developer named Cormac Flynn and a civil servant in Cork named Paul Dunbar, she began a Web site, CountMeOut.ie, which walked Catholics through a three-step process for formally defecting from the church.

Stage a protracted leadership contest which walked away from the Blair legacy and allowed the new coalition to establish its own narrative for the recession: Labour's fault, not the bankers.

That outcome makes it one of television's cautionary tales because the show was originally the property of the Walt Disney Company, which walked away from ownership in the series when it landed at CBS.

Enlight iOS; £2.99 Another editing app, which walks the line between accessibility and complexity perfectly.

The piece, which walks readers through all of the pilots' actions, step by step, is at once damning and heart-stopping.

The former gait is characteristic of the African apes (chimpanzee and gorilla), and the latter of baboons and macaques, which walk on the flats of their fingers.

"Fox & Friends," which walks a tricky line between news, entertainment and commentary, has been a source of ridicule by the network's liberal critics.

Boston Dynamics is known for the Big Dog robot it developed for Darpa, which walks on four legs and is able to carry heavy loads on uneven ground.