Definition of "walk out of" []

• Leave, usually as an expression of disapproval (verb)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "Early Monday, former Giants receiver Plaxico Burress will trade his prison-issue clothes for his own and walk out of the Oneida Correctional Facility—his home for the past 20 months and 14 days."
• "I walk out of Superduper Pawn not quite three hundred dollars richer."
• "We walk out of the courtyard through the main building, past the marble staircase and the huge mirror where Nina and I used to meet before classes, into the gray expanse of the Neva Embankment."