Sentence examples for you to walk away from inspiring English sources

She looked at me and said: "Who are you to walk away from a deal?

Robert Gore-LangThe, The Daily Express: "LaBute's playlets may be grisly, but I defy you to walk away from them".

The big thing is to recognise when it's best for you to walk away and let someone else step in.

Part of me wants to tell you to walk away from this relationship and the other part thinks things can be worked on.

I want you to walk away thinking, 'I need to know a little bit more about the people who made a difference in Aboriginal society.' We can't be the First Peoples on this country without understanding our history".

Besides, it's a more enveloping experience than hearing Spotify through your laptop; once you've put a record on it dares you to walk away, or even to skip a track.

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

If you can't resolve this, you need to walk away.

But on Wall Street, if you commit a massive crime, you get to walk away from it.

"A sinking ship brought you here, too," murmurs Madame, "but you managed to walk away from that promptly.

"You make a mess, and then you get to walk away.