Sentence examples for we often skip from inspiring English sources

We often skip dessert at an Italian restaurant, having had more than our share of tiramisù and Italian cheesecake.

There are plenty of short cuts worth taking in the kitchen (really, who wants to spend their life making croissants?), but more importantly there are the things we often skip or hurry or gloss over that it might be wiser not to.

But somehow we often skip over the subject of sexuality.

Today, thinking about my difficulty in listening to the news, it occurs to me that we often skip a more primal response to these stories, right to the "what it means," or "what to do" In fact, by the time we hear about something it's already couched in someone's interpretation or opinion about what to do.

WHAT I'M DRINKING NOW In Friuli, we often skip dessert on hot evenings and opt instead for a cool lemony concoction called sgroppino to "untie the knot" from dinner.

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

I'll admit I often skip this step, and haven't come across any rocks yet.

They often skip it after Mrs. Wheeler's tested sentence, but perhaps not as often.

To compare passages in a text, for instance, students often skip back and forth between them.

Glancing at the menu without any verbal stimulus, patrons often skip the soup course.

They often skip town with the cash and default on the loans.