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walk out of

VERB
  1. leave, usually as an expression of disapproval

How To Use walk out of In A Sentence

  • You walk out of the restaurant with not just the fading gustatory memory but with a razorsharp visual one. Times, Sunday Times
  • And I had him walk out of the door, down the steps, out the gate; and there was a woman waiting for him.
  • With a few exceptions, the lyrics are somewhat trite and cornily rhymed (on "Empty Pictures," about the negative effects of media and advertising: "They can show you pictures of the world that looks so nice / But you can walk out of your door and see with your own eyes"). Playback:stl Syndication
  • So if you don't want me to throw out my back chucking you out of that there window, you're going to pick this stuff up, walk out of here, and try your damnedest to show a little respect to the dead. Free Excerpt 3/5: Book of Secrets by Chris Roberson
  • Ryo stood to walk out of the house, but Kunshi moved toward him and pushed him back into a seat.
  • Alicia watched her mom walk out of the room and then refixed her eyes on Marcus.
  • A short walk out of the centre brings you to the cool stone walls of the cloistered courtyard, a welcome oasis of calm away from the busy city streets.
  • She was about to walk out of the restroom when she felt the garrote wrap around her neck.
  • Two accomplices "clamped" the TV to the man before helping him walk out of the store. G4TV - The Feed
  • Just think; tomorrow we shall walk out of this place and leave it all behind us forever.
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