Sentence examples for skew to from inspiring English sources

Two shows skew to the dark side.

Late-night shows skew to older audiences.

Shaped like parallelograms, they would skew to Broadway's angle.

"Writers do skew to the left," says Eddie Feldmann, head writer for "Dennis Miller Live".

There's a pubby skew to starters like chicken wings, stuffed mushrooms, chicken tenders and baked clams.

Later he deceived Peter Nevill and drew a skew to mid-on.

The Weather Channel's viewers skew to the affluent and the educated.

"A lot of the urban-food movement can kind of skew to the high end".

For the mobile version, the skew to Google was greater still.Now Mr Almunia has accepted a more marked change.

Does your taste in movies skew to the same period as your taste in music, which is you once defined as being from 1959 to 1962?

This cinema audience has a strong skew to the over-75 demographic, making the 7pm transmission on Saturday evening a challenge for some audience members.