Sentence examples for known to skip from inspiring English sources

Adults have been known to skip work.

Tian Tian, on the other hand, has been known to skip after balls and do forward rolls.

In the United Methodist Church in recent months, some church administrators have been contacting ministers known to skip vacation to make sure they have scheduled their time, Ms. Proeschold-Bell said.

Wintour's work ethic is formidable – despite the power to have a show held until her arrival, she is a meticulous timekeeper, and often among the first to be seated by the catwalk – but her commitment to tennis is so strong that she has been known to skip entire afternoons of New York fashion week in favour of the US Open.

The Japanese writer Haruki Murakami has won the 2009 literary biennial Jerusalem Prize for the Freedom of the Individual in Society; although he has been known to skip award ceremonies in the past, he is expected to accept the prize in person at the International Book Fair in Jerusalem next month.

Apple fans would wait in anticipation for a new product and they were known to skip class and work to watch him unveil iPods, iPhones and iPads in his trademark black turtleneck and jeans.

11) Bargain Shopping Bargain hunters know to skip El Paseo, the Rodeo Drive of the Palm Springs area, and drive out to Cabazon and the Desert Hills Premium Outlets instead (48400 Seminole Drive, Cabazon).

Next time I'll know to skip the Waffle Taco, though.

Most consumers know to skip cleaners with chlorine bleach, ammonia and phosphates.

You should know to skip the buns, and opt for some veggies to go with your burger.

If you say that you're looking for a serious relationship, potential matches that only want something casual will know to skip past you.