You want me to skip over the very best parts?

Allow me for the moment to skip over to the most significant.

Now I can just skip over both and probably go directly to 9.

If news of his death is not important to you, just skip over it and move on.

And you'll see them in the section we skipped over before.

So why do I think you're skipping over the most interesting part?

Now she wanted speed, to skip over the long walk home and be there.

But this dark side of the subject was skipped over in an effort to keep things light.

Instead, they said, he seemed to skip over the facts.

But if they were flying Skip over, why not let him do it?

Why don't you skip over the article and go on to the agenda for today?

You can't skip over that and expect recovery to work.

I should tell you the huge consequences because they get skipped over.

But I skip over that and draw your attention to the tree.

The action is so dramatic, you might skip over some of the important images and issues.

How will you know that the reader won't just skip over it?

We can travel there, but must skip over the year during which you live," she said. "

But could we possibly skip over what's happening back home and get down to the real story?

There are some ads, and you can’t skip over them.

However, the last 30 years are otherwise largely skipped over.

She skipped over the internal battle for control of Despite.

Yet his mind was blank as it skipped over several others.

He did, however, skip over his own faults in the old world order.

Unless you managed to skip over a few decades the way I did.

It just wouldn't be fair to skip over the so-called tin can telly.

This way we'll get there in four or five skips.

His mind lifted off in another one of those skips as he did so, and for a little while there was nothing at all.

A couple new skips came in this morning,' Connie said.

Like skips, songs did not roll over to the next month.

Skips include questions similar to "If yes, then answer question 3.

This could reduce the number of skips you need by up to 40 per cent.

Limited skipping was available, at up to 5 skips per hour.

And then, in the shadow between the skips, he settled down to wait.

These fish use their fins to move around in skips.

But too many skips would become suspicious, and the last thing they wanted was suspicion.

Your life seemed to be spent sitting on skips at Crewe.

I'd kind of bridge where there were skips in the narrative and leave the good parts alone.

The mine was worked by hand and the skips run on wooden rails.

The best reported score on the same website is 15 ships and 26 skips.

The girl gave two skips and stopped to listen.

A very light man tipping the skips into the bins could see what he was doing.

Then his mind took another of those skips, and he disappeared into the ozone for awhile.

A little girl jumps and skips, imitating the woman's movements.

CDs also can have shortcomings such as skips and clicks.

The many skips and turns looked more assertive than those of the first scene, yet they were never harsh.

An hour later, we had the documentation for all three skips, and we'd filed more than half of the outstanding cases.

He is also known to have created several doomsday devices, one of which was used to stop time skips.

As with the old service, unused skips do not roll-over.

But, you know, those kinds of skips, they can mostly be handled through the net, these days.

I think that's the kind of things a reviewer either justifies, or skips.

Each skipper will have to think beyond the next move.

Run to the skipper and tell him to change the game?

The skipper and I will show you a thing first.

He found out from her skipper, the next time she came in.

He looked at the man who would by then be his skipper.

It was out of my hands now, up to each skipper.

There is such a skipper and I know his name.

When I am skipper here my life she is not worth living.

Of the best 100 international skippers, only five are women.

Skipper used to sleep right next to her every night.

If the skipper was fighting, he had to have help.

But if the skipper said Not again, it had to move on to another there.

She placed little Skipper next to her in the bed.

His mouth opened and he said something to the skipper.

One day, a skipper asked him if he would like to go to sea.

"Skipper, did you come all the way out here just to see that building?"

But I think now you're probably right about the skipper going sick in the head.

He would leave for Washington, taking along the set of plans that the skipper had given him.

The skipper should call during office hours (0700-1400 every day).

"Where do you want to go between now and then, Skipper?"

Ever since his friend's death, the captain said, he has not worked as skipper for anyone else.

All the crew had been lost - including the skipper.

From my perspective, this man is not a good skipper.

For a moment, he wondered if the skipper had heard him.

She looked over to the table and spotted the Skipper.

This way we'll get there in four or five skips.

His mind lifted off in another one of those skips as he did so, and for a little while there was nothing at all.

A couple new skips came in this morning,' Connie said.

Like skips, songs did not roll over to the next month.

Skips include questions similar to "If yes, then answer question 3.

This could reduce the number of skips you need by up to 40 per cent.

Limited skipping was available, at up to 5 skips per hour.

And then, in the shadow between the skips, he settled down to wait.

These fish use their fins to move around in skips.

But too many skips would become suspicious, and the last thing they wanted was suspicion.

Your life seemed to be spent sitting on skips at Crewe.

I'd kind of bridge where there were skips in the narrative and leave the good parts alone.

The mine was worked by hand and the skips run on wooden rails.

The best reported score on the same website is 15 ships and 26 skips.

The girl gave two skips and stopped to listen.

A very light man tipping the skips into the bins could see what he was doing.

Then his mind took another of those skips, and he disappeared into the ozone for awhile.

A little girl jumps and skips, imitating the woman's movements.

CDs also can have shortcomings such as skips and clicks.

The many skips and turns looked more assertive than those of the first scene, yet they were never harsh.

An hour later, we had the documentation for all three skips, and we'd filed more than half of the outstanding cases.

He is also known to have created several doomsday devices, one of which was used to stop time skips.

As with the old service, unused skips do not roll-over.

But, you know, those kinds of skips, they can mostly be handled through the net, these days.

I think that's the kind of things a reviewer either justifies, or skips.

A whole lot of people are going to the Dumpsters now.

Who knows what he might have found in the Dumpster.

"He said to meet him behind the Dumpster on the west side."

A woman's voice from outside the dumpster spoke her name.

The Dumpster was on the back edge of the lot.

"This is after the body was found in the dumpster?"

One was in a commercial building with a lot of dumpsters around.

He was found with no clothes on, next to a Dumpster.

"They found her body an hour ago in a Dumpster," she says.

Steve turned toward the sound and saw a big blue Dumpster.

I was going to have to move the Dumpsters to get back there.

"Was the door to the Dumpster open or shut when the police got here?"

"Now, two days later, the police get a call about a dead body in a dumpster behind the blood bank."

I thought about how he'd looked in the dumpster and shook my head.

He found a spot in front of a dumpster and stopped.

He heard the crash of the dumpster being set back down.

He threw them in a dumpster and went back inside.

He knew without a doubt who was standing in the Dumpster.

After a while, the super put it in a Dumpster.

More that he had slept face down in the dumpster.

I noted that the Dumpster opened from the top, not the side.

While the men returned for another dumpster, the truck went to work.

He shot out of the tube face first and into the dumpster.

In 2012 made the local news for a dumpster blowing up.

A big Dumpster stood to the right side of the parking lot.

This way we'll get there in four or five skips.

His mind lifted off in another one of those skips as he did so, and for a little while there was nothing at all.

A couple new skips came in this morning,' Connie said.

Like skips, songs did not roll over to the next month.

Skips include questions similar to "If yes, then answer question 3.

This could reduce the number of skips you need by up to 40 per cent.

Limited skipping was available, at up to 5 skips per hour.

And then, in the shadow between the skips, he settled down to wait.

These fish use their fins to move around in skips.

But too many skips would become suspicious, and the last thing they wanted was suspicion.

Your life seemed to be spent sitting on skips at Crewe.

I'd kind of bridge where there were skips in the narrative and leave the good parts alone.

The mine was worked by hand and the skips run on wooden rails.

The best reported score on the same website is 15 ships and 26 skips.

The girl gave two skips and stopped to listen.

A very light man tipping the skips into the bins could see what he was doing.

Then his mind took another of those skips, and he disappeared into the ozone for awhile.

A little girl jumps and skips, imitating the woman's movements.

CDs also can have shortcomings such as skips and clicks.

The many skips and turns looked more assertive than those of the first scene, yet they were never harsh.

An hour later, we had the documentation for all three skips, and we'd filed more than half of the outstanding cases.

He is also known to have created several doomsday devices, one of which was used to stop time skips.

As with the old service, unused skips do not roll-over.

But, you know, those kinds of skips, they can mostly be handled through the net, these days.

I think that's the kind of things a reviewer either justifies, or skips.

Do you think we could skip the Science party and just stay here?

They would just as soon skip town and return the next day.

She left the team to skip her own in 2007.

On my really good days, maybe I can skip to work.

You can see where the first one began to skip.

So skip ahead and you were about three years old.

So far, he said, his plan to skip the business world has worked out.

"Or he could skip with both women and we never hear of them again."

Two years earlier, about 35 percent said they had skipped class.

But that would be to skip the heart of the book.

You can skip to the end and leave a response.

In more than a third of patients, they skipped at least one.

And yes, of course he had skipped out on his bill.

Allow me for the moment to skip over to the most significant.

At home, I would have skipped the show without a second thought.

So we had to skip over it and do 6.

Do you mind if I skip the office this morning?

He also skipped in his own right from 2008 to 2010.

The A players act as lead and skip in the same end.

I would also like to see a way to skip the games.

She got out of the car and skipped to the front door.

Will it be hard to get started again if you skip a day or two?

He was now skipping up and down in the middle of the road.

And if you think she could ever learn anything from me, skip it.

Sometimes I think we should just skip the first person on the list.

Do you think we could skip the Science party and just stay here?

They would just as soon skip town and return the next day.

She left the team to skip her own in 2007.

On my really good days, maybe I can skip to work.

You can see where the first one began to skip.

So skip ahead and you were about three years old.

So far, he said, his plan to skip the business world has worked out.

"Or he could skip with both women and we never hear of them again."

Two years earlier, about 35 percent said they had skipped class.

But that would be to skip the heart of the book.

You can skip to the end and leave a response.

In more than a third of patients, they skipped at least one.

And yes, of course he had skipped out on his bill.

Allow me for the moment to skip over to the most significant.

At home, I would have skipped the show without a second thought.

So we had to skip over it and do 6.

Do you mind if I skip the office this morning?

He also skipped in his own right from 2008 to 2010.

The A players act as lead and skip in the same end.

I would also like to see a way to skip the games.

She got out of the car and skipped to the front door.

Will it be hard to get started again if you skip a day or two?

He was now skipping up and down in the middle of the road.

And if you think she could ever learn anything from me, skip it.

Sometimes I think we should just skip the first person on the list.

I started ditching her when she went to play after school.

The old man ditched us when I was a kid.

He ditched his last class and made it home in record time.

It took them two days to find me when I ditched in 1940.

All the same, I was sorry when he ditched her.

They were in Lee's car after having ditched the other.

My old man ditched us when I was a kid, so we've always, you know, taken care of each other.

He was always being ditched in Pittsburgh by people who did not want him with them.

I was working out a way to get in after hours, then Alice ditched them.

The first bend that she took nearly ditched the car.

Actually, I ditched the car a couple of miles from the castle.

They ditched work and school, although the schools would not admit that, exactly.

They try to figure places where the coat could have been ditched.

However, plans for the road were ditched following a public inquiry.

There's a net out, but he may have ditched the city.

"They must have ditched the Chrysler on the way into town."

He got accepted by the police the afternoon before she ditched him.

This example caught fire in February 1954 and had to be ditched.

Yes, I know he had no choice, that the political costs of ditching another debate were too high.

Weeks of work could be ditched with never a cross word spoken.

He wasn't going to get away with ditching her here.

Ditching is the same as a forced landing, only on water.

After he'd ditched the gun, he went home and stayed.

She did the same thing when I accused her of ditching my cover guys.

She ditched the big smoke and the two left to live on a farm.