Announced last month at a handful of simulcast international events, the latest Note marks, among other things, a return of the handset back to the larger Galaxy fold, a point the company really drove home by altogether skipping the Galaxy Note 6, in favor of the 7 — an attempt to unify the handset with the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, as one, big spacey septuagenarian family.
"If it seems like we've been discussing paid sick leave for years, it's because we have," Mr. Thompson said, noting that he was skipping the beginning of a candidates' forum on affordable housing in order to testify.
And McMurtry's exquisite descriptions are written for a single breath, bringing their objects to life with a few well-chosen words: "The prairies had assumed an almost eerie quiet, broken only by the skipping notes of a plover".
I skipped the rest of my notes, and said my final goodbye by putting Ilana's twin sister's hair bow in the ground with her.
You can skip the reams of wine notes -- the usual piling on of adjectives like "concentrated," "profound," "clumsy," "closed" -- and read, with far more pleasure, his in-depth essays on regions and the commentaries of vintners he has known for many, many years.
I'd rather skip to the notes if I were you.
The principal's supporters noted that students were given the option of skipping the rally.
The field team noted the patient's household as the 'index child', then skipped the household of the index child and next closest five households.
We skipped the location of small earthquakes.
We shall skip the proof of the following result.
We will skip the proof of these two lemmas here.
