I've decided to skip

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

And cover!" I've decided to skip this afternoon's marketing meeting.

"I've decided to skip college and take my talent to the N.B.A.," he said, with a pair of shades perched above his brow and a thin mustache sprouting above his upper lip.

At this point, I've decided to skip Netflix, Hulu and other competing services.

Why they've decided to skip over embed codes is beyond me.

It is the middle of winter and you've decided to skip the snow for a cruise to the Bahamas.

Therefore, we've decided to skip the early adopter phase and focus on the large-scale commercial opportunities that we have ahead of us".

So you've decided to skip the sharp pencil routine this year and let someone else prepare your taxes.

Big Brown was so dominant in his victory that those behind him have decided to skip the Preakness Stakes (although it would not suprise me to see two or three change their mind).

I suppose I could have decided to skip chemo, but that's idiotic and no different from the aforementioned dumbass death moves.

I love Marianne Faithfull with a truly irrational passion, but had decided to skip this show.

Woods has decided to skip all of that fun and play from the fairway.