Crossword-Solution: WALKOVER 8 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 18

Just then Alderman Foley, who was on his way home and did not know of the runaway, stopped at the door of the engine-house and called to Byrnes: “Hello there, Jimmy, me boy—how’s the war coming along? Japs still got the bear on the trot, have they?” “Oh, I don’t know,” said John Byrnes, argumentatively, “them Japs haven’t got any walkover.

Douglas, the Ralston, the Walkover, the Eaton, the Keith and the Packard establishments, and, in 1905, 14,000,000 (in 1907 about 17,000,000) pairs of shoes were produced in the city.

They're going to be mighty cute and foxy, and while a Yaqui isn't in it with our old time American Indians in the matter of covering a trail, still we aren't going to have any walkover.

And as many of them are better fed, better mannered, better educated, more confident and successful than the productive proletariat, the class war is not going to be a walkover for the Socialists."[236] If we take into account both this "parasitic proletariat" and the "lumpen proletariat" previously referred to, it is clear that when the Socialists speak of a class struggle against the capitalists, they do not expect to be able to include in their ranks all "the people" nor even all the wage earners.

You ain't going to have any walkover, Frank." "I understand that, Elephant," replied the other, soberly.