Sentence examples for I'll bypass from inspiring English sources

For now, I'll bypass the obvious security risks of revealing too much personal information (not to mention the physical pain involved in getting or removing tattoos) and zero-in on a few issues that young adults just starting out may want to consider before taking actions that may be difficult to reverse.

If you didn't get Red Dwarf back then, you're not about to begin understanding it now, so I'll bypass the wider plot running through its many episodes, spanning soon to be eleven series, and skip straight to the fact that I liked the show enough as a kid to wear a T-shirt with "In Space, No One Can Hear You Smeg" written on it, and out in public, too.

Now it will bypass cinemas and DVDS and be released to the public for €7 via VOD (video on demand).

But if a clot slips through a foramen ovale, it will bypass the lungs and may end up in the brain.

Sources say it will bypass the Toronto and Venice film festivals that occur a month beforehand, so a Telluride film festival world premiere seems likely.

I myself will bypass the 405 -- go speeding up the coast highway to Malibu and take up surfing with that guy in Zuma.

You'll bypass the admission process because you'll be preapproved to register.

Just spend the $7 to get a blade wrench and a blade plug, and you'll bypass all this heartache.

If someone is in a hurry, he'll bypass a stop or two to get that person home all the quicker.

You can still enjoy the food but you'll bypass the temptation to devour endless mini mushroom and spinach quiches as you await dinner.

I suspect that most people will bypass this, since it slows down the process tremendously.