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1. The burglars walked off with all my jewelry.

2. Who's walked off with my cup?

3. She walked off with a flounce.

4. The delighted pensioner walked off with a ￡2,000 prize.

5. Somebody has walked off with my pen.

6. Some fuckwit walked off with my bag.

7. She walked off with the top prize.

8. What a nerve! She just walked off with my radio!

9. Lottery winners can walk off with a cool ￡18 million.

10. Thieves walked off with two million dollars' worth of jewellery.

11. The new young singer has simply walked off with the show.

12. Don't tell me Jim has walked off with the top prize as usual!

13. Mike Tunnell walked off with the prized possession of a wooden spoon.

14. But Jefferson just nodded, not in his usual jovial manner(sentencedict.com), and walked off with Brian Harley.

15. They were so enthusiastic for these that its pupils regularly walked off with all the trophies on sports days.

16. In full view of our cameras, looters calmly walked off with TVs, radios, and VCRs.

17. Maybe she'd win the pools or walk off with first prize in the national lottery!

17. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

18. Stewart walked off with the look of one who was the sole survivor of a particularly nasty plane crash.

19. And the added bulk helped deter customers from walking off with the product without paying.

20. Each had worried that the other might walk off with the remainder of the story by himself.

21. I saw Mike walk off with your cap.

22. How can he walk off with the CD player in the daytime?

23. If that cow kylie walk off with my crown, I have to see it.

24. Don't walk off with the idea that I like her.

25. Kavin finally made up his mind to walk off with Larry.

26. How can a thief walk off with a safe in broad daylight?

27. It makes the software easier to display and harder to walk off with.