Sentence examples for well skipped from inspiring English sources

PE His fashion credentials are impeccable: his mother worked for Louis Vuitton, he hangs out with Riccardo Tisci and he's even walked – well, skipped – at a show (Mark McNairy's SS15).

Like Mr. Górriz, Ms. Rouira said that she would just as well skip the high season.

Too strong and you end up in a barnyard; too wimpy and you might as well skip it.

Having skipped fixed-line telephones, some parts of the world may well skip desktop computers in favour of portable devices, for example.

"So what are you going to do?" "All my friends have abandoned me, and I've lost the baby so I might as well skip bail.

Unusually, Jurek's triumphs have been achieved on a vegan diet, about whose benefits he is messianic, and casual readers may well skip the recipes dotted throughout – Xocolatl Energy Balls with raw cacao nibs and mesquite powder, anyone?

If you're going to have to revive your political career after a crushing defeat, the thinking goes, you might as well skip the defeat and get right to the revival.

While Borges's novel-as-maze would only work if read in the correct order — implying a privileged narrative — the gamebook can be read backwards and forwards, or not at all — usually after the first go-through, one might as well skip right to the choosing part.

"We may as well skip Texas to be honest.

You might as well skip the mushrooms because they don't block anything out.

Well, skip all the iPhone stuff at the beginning, then watch closely.