skip off BrE
skip out on AmE

Skip off to Canada for a couple of weeks, say.

Or, rather, watch her go skipping off on the arm of another guy.

Another skipped off the rocks many feet to one side of them.

At one point late in the show he literally skipped off the stage.

She patted him, then skipped off to the small kitchen to help her mother.

After a few days recovering, they would skip off to get the bus north and have another go.

"We'll have to expect that a few people will skip off.

She skipped off the top step and breathed in deeply.

"The very sound of them makes me feel like skipping off to a dance.

It skipped off his glove and behind him for an error.

The bullet skipped off the stone inches from his face.

But there was a time not so long ago when Fox's career skipped off the fast track.

You're skipping off to avoid military service, just as you have all your life!"

I saw something spark in her eye, like light skipping off broken glass.

They skipped off together, out of the amber-colored room entirely.

Then at night she skips off and turns into a stripper.

He lied at first because he'd skipped off from his college to see a young woman and left a friend to cover for him."

She jumped down and skipped off to the gaming monsters.

He disliked school, and would sign the register before skipping off to go training.

I had assumed we would be having dinner together last evening but you skipped off with no explanations.

He joined the man I had collided with, and the two skipped off in the darkness.

He's going to be embarrassed by this if we just skip off with a national treasure."

Calypso skipped off the road and peered in through the windows.

He shrugged and skipped off leaving me to deal with a flustered daughter.

She thanked Graham, and then left skipping off to visit her grandmother.

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

"Then why the hell did she skip out on us?"

She skipped out on him a couple of weeks back."

So we all know this, but it's still the meal you're most likely to skip out on.

He allowed her to skip out on the first day of school, because she didn't feel like going.

Not in a London hotel, unless they skipped out on the bill.

"If we skip out on this, we'll have all evening to talk."

The coach took it as kind of skipping out on the team."

There's no need to skip out on bread, even with diabetes.

One was that Valerie had skipped out on a bond.

Apparently this guy was gone and skipped out on his five hundred bucks.

"I had a guy skip out on a drunken driving charge," he said.

We can't skip out on a command appearance, but something seems wrong.

He drank too much, was stealing and skipping out on bills again.

While in prison, Patterson found he regretted skipping out on school.

I skipped out on 7, but this I may decide to buy.

We're not saying you should skip out on exercise: When done right, it will keep your immune system strong against the flu.

"And then I skipped out on my probation officer."

But they also skipped out on their food and lodging bills at motels.

"We skipped out on the last one, and the they busted our hides real bad.

George didn't want to skip out on his buddies.

Skipped out on a hospital bill once for an emergency tracheotomy."

We used to have a society where men did not skip out on their responsibilities - and neither did women.

I would have told you a long time ago if I hadn't been afraid you'd skip out on me.

Martha narrowly escaped being killed along with the country by skipping out on a boat.