walk off造句怎么写

To be forced, as by pirates, to walk off a plank extended over the side of a ship so as to drown.

Van nis telrooy's involvement in the celebrations was understandably half-hearted and he was the first to peel away and walk off do the dressing-room.

The angst of waiting for the test result was so great that she left the hospital to walk off her worry.

Most of us need to improve our sedentary lifestyle. Get outside for half an hour, and walk off some of that excess energy – for the sake of your physical and mental health.

He went out to walk off his sleepiness.

He did not feel, and I arrive ated his nearby, also can walk off of.

The advantage of diversity is that not all participants will walk off the cliff.

Can you really walk off from me like this without a word of farewell?" sobbed Chueh-hsin.

It may be impossible for the same worker to walk off an assembly line one day and join a physical therapy practice the next.

If you start a manual test, then walk off to talk to someone or to finish another task, you're not being mindful of any unexpected results or timing problems that test uncovers.

He tried to walk off the annoyance his son gave him.

If its credit rating drops sharply, the banks have the right to revoke the loan—and Wyeth could walk off with a $4.5 billion break-up fee.

The couple walk off, leaving the rose behind.

I saw people bomb, get in fights, walk off the stage, people getting kicked in the face, and it all stayed in the club because nobody was taping them.

We'd like nothing better than to see him walk off with the big prize.