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walk out

VERB
go out
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When she stepped from behind the bright yellow curtain, which also hid a secret office, she looked as if she’d just walked out of a pyramid in the desert.

From Literature

In 2022, 120 employees walked out and remained on strike for over three years, the longest work stoppage in the country in recent years.

From MarketWatch

"This is a big game, purely because we're walking out there representing England," he said.

From Barron's

We all agreed, gathered ourselves and walked out of that set to 100 people cheering, screaming, there was confetti dropping, clapping and we gave speeches.

From Los Angeles Times

In Happy Jack, the water has receded, and many have walked out.

From Los Angeles Times