Sentence examples for harder to skip from inspiring English sources

As she explains in one of the monologues that break up the album (and which are tucked at the end of tracks so they're harder to skip), she has come to cherish the community spirit of early hip-hop.

But there is one practical effect to attacking voting records, as Mr. Schumer learned: It is harder to skip votes in Washington when public attention is suddenly turned on your attendance.

However it does make it much harder to skip out on office gift pools.

Of course, users will just be able to scroll past if they get bored watching, meaning the first few seconds of an Instagram ad are still more important than a TV commercial that's harder to skip.

Taking a break used to be something I didn't think of as being productive, but since I've experienced how much better I feel when I do take some 'me-time', it's much harder to skip it as "non-productive".

It's harder to skip a day when your friend is expecting you at the gym.

"It's hard to skip the Triple Crown races, but now we have a fresh, dead-center horse.

Later on in the book, she devotes a whole chapter to how she has since rediscovered and learned to love her homeland again.) Pop culture addicts, after all, want to read about the sex, the drugs, and the famous people (Believe me, there are PLENTY of all three and then some...) -- but you'll find it hard to skip a single word along the way.

The video, with the hard-to-skip title "Worst Twerk Fail EVER - Girl Catches Fire!," was a sensation on YouTube, attracting more than nine million views.

Even with the best of intentions — and with Thai friends interceding and explaining my predilections carefully — I have found Thai cooks hard pressed to skip the fish sauce.

Next to them you will be hard pressed to skip Bottles Pub, a rustic watering hole with cheap drinks and craft beers (and a pretty great Karaoke from Twisted Talent on Saturday nights) to suit all tastes.