Sentence examples for impossible to skim from inspiring English sources
Unlike your e-mail inbox, voice mail is impossible to skim: If your phone tells you that you've got five new messages, you've got no choice but to listen to at least a bit of each one before you can decide what to do with it.
The focus so far has been on ways to make it impossible to skim the information from a card's magnetic strip, and on the use of microchips with specially coded information stored in the card itself.
The oil has mostly turned into a foamy mixture of oil and water--a "mousse," in the argot of cleanup experts--that is almost impossible to skim up or burn off.
It is indeed true that when crude is subject to air, heat, sea water and sunlight, some of the lighter hydrocarbon elements do indeed evaporate and biodegrade; however, Morrell omitted the fact that what is left behind is a toxic peanut butter-like emulsion that is almost impossible to skim off the water or clean off the beaches.
They're easy to skim over.
Ah, to skim the tapes once more.
We were down to skim milk".
Also, no one wants to skim (yes, skim, not read) more than one page.
That featly footing seem'd to skim the ground.
You shouldn't have to skim off any fat.
