Sentence examples for skip ahead to from inspiring English sources

(Just skip ahead to the :40 mark).

To see this sort of thing done better, skip ahead to "Fringe".

Skip ahead to the 2012 elections, when the president's character was again the focus of attacks.

It is not surprising that Daunt would like to skip ahead to the next chapter.

(For how that arrangement turned out eventually — no spoilers here — skip ahead to Exodus).

The punchline is a little offensive, so if you're squeamish skip ahead to the next paragraph.

Then skip ahead to his most intimate and autobiographical novel, "A Perfect Spy" (1986), about his own con-man father.

(Alert: if you are reading this, Richard Dawkins, you may want to skip ahead to the next paragraph).

Certain readers will want to skip ahead to the descriptions of food, as others do to sex scenes.

Let's skip ahead to 2016, and consider what Christie's likely win today means for his presidential prospects.

But skip ahead to that partita's closing movement, the heavily chordal Chaconne, and prepare for something radically different.