Sentence examples for need to skip from inspiring English sources

"Holler if you need to skip work tomorrow," he said.

"We might determine we need to skip someone else," Girardi said.

So ask your doctor if you really need to skip breakfast before your next blood draw.

The concert introduction is very long, you need to skip to 11 00 for the music.

I have already said we need to skip a generation, and MPs have a duty to provide a real debate that it so badly needs".

I have already said we need to skip a generation and MPs have a duty to provide a debate the party so badly needs".

He said the team would probably have needed to skip Harvey at some point anyway, and this weekend seemed as good a time as any.

Karl Benson, commissioner of the W.A.C., said the N.F.L.'s decision to call off its games was the signal the colleges needed to skip the weekend.

Djokovic projected an air of physical and mental vibrancy; Murray projected an air of someone who needed to skip PE class and spend the rest of the day in sick bay.

"Right, he needs to skip rehab, needs to 'dust himself off.' Matthew Perry has to 'butch up.' Maybe that's it, like: What's happened to manhood in this society that he can't take it?" Morgan senses that they are getting somewhere: "Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe -- they did some of their best work on drugs".

Did your previous product version stink so bad that you needed to skip an entire generation of iterations to finally get it right?