Sentence examples for wish to skip from inspiring English sources

And Van Morrison fans may wish to skip the following sentence.

Those well-versed in the art of stir frying may wish to skip this step, but I found it helpful.

Readers who solve The Times's Sunday puzzles may wish to skip this note until they have completed today's crossword.

If you wish to skip basic you must schedule a private lesson before enrolling in intermediate sailing, where we will assess your skills.

At the conclusion of their workout, though, athletes may wish to skip one of the more common approaches to cooling down, the ice bath, according to the other new study, which appeared last month in the Journal of Physiology.

The chapters that explain the physics of what happened in 1666 are by far the best in the volume -- even though Hanson suggests we might wish to skip over them, for fear they may interrupt his narrative.

Futex also had an apprenticeship program for people who wished to skip university and get onto the trading floor more quickly, after a year of training.

However, while not wishing to skip over Keys's and Gray's behaviour, it's time someone mentioned that they were in fact pretty accomplished at their jobs.

Comforting, yes — but also, less wisely for the company's bottom line, useful for those wishing to skip the trailers, which can stretch to 20 minutes at this theater.

The choice of a 4 point-Likert scale differentiated the responses, and for those who wished to skip an answer or could not answer items, the interviewer had the option of the "I don't know" category.

Perhaps most would like to skip between communities, but some could wish to belong to something permanent and clearly bounded.