Sentence examples similar to let him skip the queue from inspiring English sources

"Why shouldn't I be able to go out and meet Mr Right or even Mr Right There And Then," he says, telling me a story about how the other day he picked up two blokes on the way to London gay club XXL, explaining to them that his wheelchair lets him skip the queue.

He shopped his portfolio around to several architectural schools, and chose London South Bank University, because it agreed to let him skip the first two years.

After Escobar missed nearly all of 1999 with back and shoulder injuries, the Mets let him skip the high-Class A level.

He explained to them that his wheelchair lets him skip the line.

That was in 1962, when Mr. Porcelli was 10, and fortunately his father refused to let him skip school to watch the race.

He said he had to finish a book report so that his father would let him skip school to go to the parade.

His mother, correctly deducing that her son was becoming a code geek, made him learn French and hang out with the jocks, and refused to let him skip a grade.

When he was older, Harry Redknapp's willingness to let him skip training at Portsmouth was invaluable.

When Eric Streiner was only 9, his mother sometimes let him skip school on Friday to pursue his hobby.

I never did find out why he started letting me skip the queue every Sunday, but since his side-eye could fuck with even the hardest queer, I never asked.

CharityWait allows members of the public to skip the queue for a table by donating to charity.