Sentence examples for being skipped over from inspiring English sources

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

Failure to do so can result in your CV being skipped over very quickly and forgotten about.

So Australia is used to being skipped over for tours, especially by our favourite bands and solo singers who are not international juggernauts and therefore struggle to make it financially viable to come out here.

He was also adept at "interceptions," i.e., sneaking an extra toke when it wasn't his turn — a risky stratagem, punishable, if noticed, by being skipped over on the next pass-around.

Mr. Mandell of East Northport, who said he retired in January 2001 after being skipped over for advancement on 11 occasions during the preceding four years, said two key witnesses he had counted on were unavailable to help him prove his case.

To wit: pieces like the Boston Globe's feature on backlash from local officials in Massachusetts who claim some poor school districts are being skipped over because of a state formula for doling out the money.

"This decision cannot simply be skipped over.

Or was it there to be skipped over, obliterated perhaps by marker pen?

During a recent meeting of the executive board, Mr. Killion was skipped over by accident, diplomats said.

Buy from Amazon.co.ukMYSTERIOUS, suspicious, avaricious, cold, the figure of Henry VII has long been skipped over or ignored.

Furthermore, the section of the intestine that had been skipped over was important for the absorption of calcium, iron, B12, and other nutrients.