It's a walk-over from now on, and there's no earthly need for you to be around the office.

In one market, though, western companies have been denied the walk-over they expected: newspapers.

Her progress, in short, was beginning to assume the aspect of a walk-over.

As it was, the battle was a walk-over for the enemy.

But, when you add to all these things a tragedy like Wilton's, he can only be described as having a walk-over.

The ball is sometimes placed on their back while the gymnast does a skill such as a walk-over.

In the event that a player does not turn up for a match, their opponent will receive a walk-over and full points.

"It won't be a walk-over, as in Poland," we were warned.

The Dutch team had a walk-over in their semi-final.

A few days later he had another walk-over in the Foal Stakes.

Tawa were thus deemed to have won the fourth round game by a walk-over.

In the event, this was practically a walk-over.

The Michigan Argonaut described the game as "a walk-over for our team."

In the words of the Official History, 'from that point the taking of the town proved to be a walk-over'.

In a career that lasted from April 1846 to 1849 he competed twelve times and won ten races, including one walk-over.

"But they're going to think it's a walk-over.

He won his first-round heat in a walk-over before finishing fourth of four starters in the final.

The British attack of July ist was planned as a walk-over, not a dash for victory.

Definitely, not a walk-over!

The first game, against the Waikato Wildcats, was a walk-over, with Sting winning easily 78-41.

"He's a great master who looks like a complete walk-over," said the biographer, Greg Barton, an Australian political scientist.

His scheduled bout with Robert Burgess of Bermuda was listed as a walk-over (not available to compete).

His introduction will be no walk-over but if he is half as good over fences as he was over hurdles, he should win.

In the final he was defeated by Cuba's legendary Teófilo Stevenson by walk-over.

I finally made up my mind to walk over to him.

She came out of the building and walked over to me.

I walked over to see what she was looking at.

So in the morning I could get up, walk over here and work.

He walked over and sat down with his back to a wall.

For a moment, he thought she was going to walk over to him.

Robert's going to walk over to take his side of things.

Then, I got up and walked over in front of him.

The two of us walked over to the dead woman's body.

He got up and walked over to the front door.

Two other men walked over to one end of the line.

After a while, they came down and walked over to me.

She walked over to him and put her hands in his.

I got out of the car and walked over to her.

He walked over to her and held out his hand.

When she was alone by her car, I walked over.

He walked over to the bed and looked down at the man.

She walked over to him and looked up at his face.

She came into the room and walked over to my bed.

He walked over to me and put his thing in my face.

I turned to him and walked over to the bed.

The man walked over to her to get a better look.

After about 15 minutes she walked over to the phone.

About five minutes later she came back out walking over to me.

Pretty soon, he gave in and walked over to where I was.

This is not going to be a walkover by any means.

He won four times, one of these being a walkover.

This race is the only case of a walkover in Olympic history.

What soldiers wanted was a walkover, with none of them getting hurt.

"But I thought my campaign last spring would be a walkover, too.

Their combined record was 10-6, with two of the losses coming from walkovers.

The game was awarded to Poland as a 5-0 walkover.

A confusing question in chemistry, but the rest a walkover.

His only other wins came in a walkover and a match race.

A walkover victory in Iraq could lead to sharply lower oil prices.

He was re-elected after a walkover on 17 August 2005.

Since then, the constituency has received walkovers in the 2001 and 2006 general elections.

At the same meeting he won a private sweepstakes in a walkover.

But when they tried invading us, the found we weren't a walkover.

A walkover is usually the sign of a very strong mandate or unanimous support.

In a one-handed walkover, only one hand is placed on the floor.

He would, nevertheless, have appreciated a walkover like his new best friend Roger.

However, the match was not played, and Harrogate were given a walkover.

This wasn't going to be anything like a walkover.

Walkovers can thus often be a sign of an illiberal democracy.

In 1829 she won five more races including three walkovers when no horses appeared to challenge her.

Heat seven saw a walkover as only one competitor qualified for the next round.

The strict and extended meanings of "walkover" as a single word are both found from 1829.

It was the only walkover victory in Olympic history.

This was the first time a Treaty team had ever given a walkover in a senior championship match.