Sentence examples for skip the section from inspiring English sources
"skip the section" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to instruct someone to not read or pay attention to a specific portion of text, such as in a book, article, or manual. Example: "If you are already familiar with this topic, feel free to skip the section and move on to the next chapter."
Don't skip the section containing cliches.
There was a strong tendency to skip the section that relates to physiological assessment strategies, like blood pressure [ 57].
One carer present at an interview with the patient had asked the researcher to skip the section, she said: "I will have to pick up the pieces afterwards".
"It was the first time I began to pick up a paper and skip the sports section altogether.
I read it daily: always G2 first, then the main paper front to back, though I skip the finance section.
Re "The Run of His Life," May 21: I usually skip the Sports section, and I am not a runner, but I read every word.
Don't skip the sound section in "BitStreams," 25 audio artists working squarely in the tradition of musique concrète, a half-century-old movement but with new digital means replacing tape recorders.
If you have a sound reason not to show your name or your hand publicly, you are welcome to skip the comments section and contact me directly on e-mail at [email protected] or [email protected].
And if you don't want to read my thoughts on the State of "Doctor Who," you can skip the first section and go to Talking "Angels".
If you're already sick of hearing what a wonderful guy Steve Jobs was, then I strongly advise you to just skip the first section and move right along to the awards, instead.
(Note to reader: if you are fluent in the history and biology of viruses, feel free to skip the following section as we review these topics).
