Sentence examples for skip ahead from from inspiring English sources

Skip ahead from the 80s to 2010 and my older kids are lying on my bed at 9 30, refusing to go to their room so they can stay and "cuddle" with mom.

Skipping ahead from toddlers to primary school, we meet Jake and his older sister, Abigail, in Judy Blume's "Cool Zone With the Pain and the Great One".

While Lisa initially admires having another 8 year old who matches her intellectual prowess, she becomes shocked upon learning that in fact Allison is a year younger than her and had been skipped ahead from the 1st grade in addition to which she is also an aspiring saxophone player.

What would you do? ◦ Stay home and not work ◦ Work from home (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ Do some work from home (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ Just go to work (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ I don't know (skip ahead to question 30) 29.

Many readers may be tempted to skip ahead to when the little girl from Spanish Town became the woman known worldwide as Grace Jones.

In some cases, Agent Q needs more details, but bike pumps (as Thammaiah put it) are "all roughly the same" — so why not skip ahead and give you a solid recommendation from the start?

"I Am America" describes "heroes" as "people who did not skip ahead" to that speech "but read the book from start to finish as intended".

Skip ahead 70 years and the concept has morphed from the realm of domestic abuse to the political arena.

◦ A whole lot of help ◦ A fair amount of help ◦ Some help ◦ No help (skip ahead to question 38) 37. Outside of your own household, from whom would you expect to receive this help?

The drug has already demonstrated safety in nonhuman primate trials, and the cardiovascular research might even be able to skip ahead to a larger phase II trial based on safety data from the ongoing phase I studies, Leeper suggests.

Meanwhile, YouTube videos showing barren shelves, people stampeding for scarce products, and angry outbursts from those in line (particularly when the well-connected attempt to skip ahead) circulate widely, even beyond the opposition's traditional middle-class base.