Sentence examples for always skipping over from inspiring English sources

Which tracks will you end up always skipping over?

It is also true that the Cultural Revolution and certainly the events in Tiananmen are almost always skipped over in exhibitions.

And yes, there is that section your eye always skips over because it's boring, or unremarkable, or flat-out unbearable, but you're only human, you shouldn't have to suffer for your mistakes.

Maybe it's just because he's actually read all those "be kind to the poor" parts of the New Testament that conservatives always seem to skip over, in their never-ending search to find where Jesus talks about lowering capital gains tax rates.

The chairman skipped over it.

We felt alone, alienated and skipped over.

"This decision cannot simply be skipped over.

Precipitation changes and I'm going to skip over that.

Martin skipped over and picked up his mask.

Now Hawaiians were being skipped over again — for a seal.

There's a culture that skips over Connecticut entirely.