Sentence examples for we have skipped from inspiring English sources

How do we know when we have skipped the line from normal fear and anxiety to a disorder?

In the new movie, the glasses become time frames: Oldman has one pair, horn-rimmed, to show that we are in flashback, with Smiley still working for Control, and another, larger pair to make it clear that we have skipped ahead.

Although we have skipped dealing with the unloading process, control methodology of the robot in this process may be more complicated than in the loading process.

You won't find any alphanumeric names on the list, meaning that we have skipped everything in the current rosters of Acura, Aston Martin, BMW, Jaguar, Volvo, Saleen, Hummer, Nissan Motor 's Infiniti, Toyota Motor 's Lexus and DaimlerChrysler 's Mercedes-Benz and Maybach divisions.

At lunch we had skipped starters, but at dinner we pulled out all stops.

We had skipped past the pipe bombs in trash bins and headed straight to paradigm shift.

"Nobody was carrying sandwiches, we had skipped lunch and we were hungry," said Mr. Caracostea, who is a third-generation vegetarian.

There are plenty of things to love about staying in a hotel, most of which have to do with unlimited clean towels, but for our last few vacations we've skipped the hotel route and instead rented houses from private owners who've listed them on Web sites like vrbo.com and ineedavacation.com.

Orange detour cones have left us well north of the customer we are to see, but Verio, the company for which Dan works, gives him 31 cents a mile to take the Eclipse on site visits, and we've skipped lunch to arrive on time.

By Susan Orlean August 24, 2010 There are plenty of things to love about staying in a hotel, most of which have to do with unlimited clean towels, but for our last few vacations we've skipped the hotel route and instead rented houses from private owners who've listed them on Web sites like vrbo.com and ineedavacation.com.

What if we had skipped the Civil Rights Movement to protect whites who preferred segregation?