Sentence examples for make you skip from inspiring English sources

Or are the hassles and risks of throwing a party enough to make you skip the revelry and watch "It's a Wonderful Life" for the 200th time instead?

The tap star Savion Glover, in particular, is all about loud: a heel hard enough to break the floor, a shuffle to make you skip a heartbeat.

By making creative use of space when there is none, narrowly missing the odd pedestrian, and taking tailgating to a new dimension, he'll make you skip a few heartbeats every time.

(Can any woman think of anything more likely to have produced a fear of being on the chunky side than turning up to school one morning and being plonked on a set of scales? If that's not going to make you skip your Dairylea dunker as a lass and develop a lifelong fear of bread, one wonders if a picture of Kate Winslet's thighs is going to do it).

If you are trying to control your weight, cutting out all convenience food is a good start because then anytime you're tempted you have to get up and exercise in order to actually have the snack, so laziness will make you skip it or cravings will make you exercise.

I have witnessed the sound of that siren at noon (which I understand is each and every day) -- it is absolutely nerve-racking; it makes you skip a heartbeat and leaves you literally shaking.

"That makes you skip down the street to a rehearsal; he was my upper".

The skip does not make you jump higher, but it does increase your angular momentum making the flip easier.

No matter that chocolate custard, with cornflakes and grapefruit, and cranachan, a dollop of Scotch-infused, oat-flecked whipped cream beside a few apple slices, are as appetizing as they sound; the Beagle's artfully composed cocktails will make you forget you skipped the sweets.

Make sure you skip the body lotion though – it makes any wash-off tan streak.

On a cellphone, it could make you want to skip the purchase entirely.