Sentence examples similar to skip on it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "skip on it" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may cause confusion regarding its intended meaning. Example: "I think we should skip on it and move to the next topic."
A lot of people through this recession feel inclined to skip on giving because they can't afford it.
"If there's not a major penalty for skipping out on insurance, people will skip out on it".
Twenty miles up from the Battery, I waded in the Hudson, swam in it, fished in it (for eels and tommycod and blue crabs) skipped stones on it, shot fireworks over it, and all day dozily studied its upsream and downstream traffic.
Trump had a chance to throw a wrench into the Republican economic works, and he skipped out on it.
So while it's a worthy idea, and one that would mean that fewer Americans would have to skip on needed care, it is not one that the small group of wealthy corporate insurance executives that gave us CDHPs in the first place will likely agree to.
It's a long story, but basically the crystal jumped off the altar and skipped on camera.
Up and down the country, op-ed writers have opened their browsers, looked at the top story screaming from every banner headline, and after a moment's pause, skipped on past it.
Just one more reason to skip it on your next vacation.
Wrap your pointer finger around the edge of the tin, as if you were going to skip it on the water, like a stone.
Among other features, it will remember any annoying songs you program it to skip on a CD and never play them again.
