Sentence examples for they skip over from inspiring English sources

"I really appreciate a good introduction," reveals NIH reviewer Sally Camper, who complains that many applicants automatically expect reviewers to be familiar with their field of research and so they skip over basic information that can help clarify their research project.

Somehow they skip over the fact that mils. of already registered voters don't vote.

But at the moment, I just want to touch on a small but also important part of the narrative of the last four months that they skip over.

They didn't proceed without problems, but when they remember them, they skip over them as if they were mere bumps in the road, when in fact they were obstacles that would have stopped a lot of people.

But they skip over it like it's just another snappy gag that doesn't really matter to the story.

The Bible, the one they flip through so furiously to condemn someone else that they skip over the passages that -- just a few verses down -- condemn them too, says so.

We wanted to be able to look very precisely at what moments users discovered and treasured, what they skipped over, what they liked, and have precision on clips to hundredths of a second," he adds.

Honda customers will consider other Hondas before they consider changing, and if they do consider changing they might skip over Volvo.

And if the Facebook flap makes people double check the fine print that they often skip over, then perhaps we've learned something useful.

When people write in praise of Money – and it's the novel of Amis's that tends to garner the most praise, the great English novel of the 1980s and so on – something they tend to skip over is the misogyny question: nobody wants to be seen to praise a book for being "really great, apart from the rape jokes".

For a time they burn brightly, burning everything in their path; but they are subject to skip over green patches or turn abruptly about and flicker out on the ashes of what they have previously burned.