Sentence examples for made to skip from inspiring English sources

There had been an anti-American demonstration in the streets of Casablanca, spurred by the inflammatory film "Innocence of Muslims," and a decision had been made to skip that port and spend the day at sea.

While others make haste to skip town, I look forward to a few days in an emptier, quieter, slowed-down city.

Manager Terry Collins said that before he learned the diagnosis, he was already making plans to skip Harvey's next start this week.

Lech's restaurants are so good that it makes sense to skip the full board offered by many of the hotels.

Hyundai is offering a $750 credit for people whose cars were damaged by flooding, Ford is allowing Ford and Lincoln owners who are still making payments to skip a month or two, and Mazda is donating $25,000 to the American Red Cross and $15,000 to the Humane Society of Boulder Valley.

In other words, ads will need to be short enough where it does not make sense to skip them".

When does it make sense to skip the amendment and resubmit an application as a new one?

For instance, if you were designing a plane with that little extra weight or power, it might make sense to skip all of the gear and equipment needed to land the plane.

Nestlé has made it possible to skip the queues and make coffee-to-go in the comfort of your own kitchen.

"I am waiting on guidance from my medical team after having a scan but, with just two weeks to my first race, my coach and I have made the decision to skip  the indoors and keep the focus on Rio.

Mr. Lieberman also made a decision to skip the caucuses.