Sentence examples for willingly walk from inspiring English sources

FEW sane foreigners would willingly walk into the merciless world of Russian business and politics and get themselves stuck between the Kremlin's bosses and the country's toughest oligarchs.

Although my apartment is on Frederiksberg Avenue I willingly walk the extra distance to Damhus Pond to escape the gathering of birds, and as for dismembered bodies I've walked around the pond most of my life without ever finding one myself.

But he will not willingly walk away from the development corporation's base at One Liberty Plaza until the neighbor that used to be the trade center, the place where his close friend Neil Levin of the Port Authority perished, and now a void that grabs at his gut each time he walks by, is reborn.

When Israelis and Palestinians willingly walk into peace negotiations (even funny ones) and come out laughing--that is THE game-changer.

This proved challenging for the bodyguards, because Madiba genuinely liked meeting people, and would often willingly walk straight into potentially dangerous situations.

The world we live in scary, and if you have the option of course its easier to ignore these things than to willingly walk into the fray.

Now, I am no Vatican insider, but from everything I can tell from watching Pope Francis, this doesn't seem like a situation that he would willingly walk into on his own accord.

Democrats and environmental groups say the administration has willingly walked into this situation.

The situation is painful, complex and seemingly intractable, and into this lion's den, Kramer has willingly walked.

"We four who willingly walked across the DMZ were Cold War trophies, which is why I think we were never treated like POWs.

But it is hard to imagine Clinton willingly walking away from a public that, after all the years of flak and controversy, is now almost universally adoring.