Sentence examples for we skipped over from inspiring English sources

Finally, to the strains of David Bowie's "Space Oddity," we skipped over to Jack's on Third Avenue for a post-skip social hour in its backyard.

They are listed according to variety and caffeine potency, and since John and I were both in need of a boost, we skipped over the whites and greens.

We skipped over some imaginative specials and opted for the basics: dainty gnocchi in a robust meat sauce, an antipasto of bacon-wrapped jumbo shrimp, clams casino, baked clams, escargot and stuffed mushroom and entrees like pork medallions with puffs of creamy mozzarella and grilled tomato in a seductive sage sauce and a meld of veal medallions, apples and calvados.

We skipped over pickup trucks and full-size SUVs in that they're all eminently practical rides, but their fuel economy is lacking.

We skipped over the preflight checks, restricted airspace, air traffic control, lessons in aerodynamics and, of course, the eight-figure price tag, visualizing only flying peacefully above the countryside and landing, somehow, at Uncle Kent's farm.

Our absent oven in Berlin was missing in the photos in the listing, but we skipped over it because we were so enchanted with the wild red poppy wallpaper.

We skip over the Heaney - "ideally you need a bowl of fruit," says Caroline - and attempt writing a simple message poem instead.

Sometimes we skip over performances directly sponsored by record labels, since they blur the line between public events and industry promotions.

By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Sometimes we skip over performances directly sponsored by record labels, since they blur the line between public events and industry promotions.

— Russell Platt Sometimes we skip over performances directly sponsored by record labels, since they blur the line between public events and industry promotions.

Thus, we skip over Tom's first step upon the fateful isle, and, as for the seascapes, the camera glances at the graceful wash of the waves and moves on, not daring to linger.