vote with one's feet

If these minimum criteria are not met, vote with your feet.

Now it is time to do your part and vote with your feet.

You are voting with your feet (if the coat is much too long for you).

So play them at their own game - check the rate regularly and vote with your feet if you are not getting what you want.

Vote with your feet - if none of you apply next year I'm sure fees will very quickly drop to something affordable.

The message to the consumer of these services, if he or she is dissatisfied, must be to 'vote with your feet'.

By playing with him, you voted with your feet (or backhand).

Vote with your feet if you can.

Vote with your feet / mice, I say.

The question he had to answer, he said, was: "If you can't vote with your feet by leaving, how do you work within the system?"

"You've heard of voting with your feet?"

As I decided with football games a long time ago, vote with your feet and don't give the parasites your money.

Rather than voting with your feet, you may now vote with your mouse, perhaps the most amicable form of religious divorce.

Voting with your feet.

Back in the old days, if you were a Jew in Russia, or part of an oppressed minority anywhere else you voted with your feet.

"If an energy company hits you with a price increase, you can hit them back where it hurts - by shopping around and voting with your feet."

Voting with your feet and voting with your taxes are two methods that allow taxpayers to reveal their preferences for public policies.

But if you see the department head's objectionable attitude as representative of the company's stance, Ms. Wellington added, "you may want to vote with your feet and leave."

The show was originally hosted by comedian/impressionist Bobby Davro, with his catchphrase of "They're in heat, so vote with your feet!"

"Major Seaver, if you think the process is unfair, you know you have only one recourse-you can vote with your feet," McLanahan said coldly.

Good restaurateurs will reward loyal custom with the occasional free extra, drink on the house or straightforward discount, and if loyalty isn't being rewarded then vote with your feet people!

"Vote with your feet and don't go to University" sounds good, but I doubt very much that the jobmarket will be able to absorb tens of thousands of people who would have gone to University normally.

A slightly tangential thought: ROH is heavily subsidised by the taxpayer, which means that the obvious way of showing your displeasure - ie voting with your feet - will have no impact at all.

With consumers getting a paltry return as low as 0.1pc on some accounts, our advice to savers is to check your rate and, if you are not happy, vote with your feet and switch to an Isa that pays more."

He is also right in saying to readers, "Now it is time to do your part and vote with your feet," but he omitted a very important part we must all play in keeping and expanding this jewel: by supporting our events and making contributions to the museum.