Sentence examples for would prefer to walk from inspiring English sources

May confirmed that she would prefer to walk away from the Brexit talks with no deal than to accept a bad deal.

Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, said the EU would not be "intimidated" by threats from Britain that it would prefer to walk away from Brexit talks if it did not get its way.

The Kazakhs wanted more money, while some in the Russian military said they would prefer to walk away rather than pay anything.

But when faced with a seemingly tough opponent, negotiators focus too much on (and sometimes inappropriately lower) their reservation price – the specific point at which they'd prefer to walk away rather than reach a deal – and abandon their target price, to their detriment.

Anything worse than that, you'd prefer to walk away.

"I'd prefer to walk away and see them next year," Long said, knowing it won't be that easy.

Do you think you'll manage or would you prefer to walk away from football?

When he returned to the stand, Martin said he would, like virtually all golfers, prefer to walk, to maintain a rhythm, feel the course's topography and sense the wind's direction.

We prefer to walk to our jobs.

I prefer to walk to work.

Do you prefer to walk or run?