Skipping over the gloomed intersection, we arrive at the bar.
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We're not skipping over anything," he said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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It's not fair to blame the moderators for largely skipping over immigration.
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He visited five of the seven continents, skipping over Australia and Antarctica. 21112.
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Skipping over your leather mini skirt, however, doesn't mean dressing like a nun.
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Still, the N.F.L. appears particularly adept at skipping over lines in the sand.
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He tweeted words of support from both Graham and Kennedy, skipping over their light criticism.
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He burst into a stride that had him skipping over the ground like a hovercraft.
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Next, though, Spicer makes the bold move of skipping over Yates's warning about Flynn entirely.
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If there's something you start to notice you're skipping over, then you should pull it out.
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It's that they're deliberately skipping over a strangely vital bonding moment that can never be reclaimed.
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He consciously censors himself, skipping over the curse words in the song as he raps along.
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That's, admittedly, skipping over a few key steps like how to make a mould of a frozen bird.
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Many teachers wing it, teaching the kids what they kind of know, skipping over whatever makes them squirm.
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But yes, there are some people who are just purposely skipping over things that they don't agree with.
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But, what people are skipping over ... Meltzer also reports she will "probably remain affiliated with the company" after Wrestlemania.
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They are skipping over a proven, cheaper and less controversial approach that should at least be given a shot.
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I do wonder if the writers could have saved themselves some time by skipping over his rise to power.
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Deep down, I knew I would like the game, but I kept skipping over it — and I'm glad I did.
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Skipping over the gnarly details of my personal reading, the entire experience was informative and more than a little comforting.
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In April 2015, Theranos was caught once again skipping over a fundamental safety procedure, at a lab in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Clearly, our computer science courses, from pre-K to AP, are skipping over many of our nation's best and brightest.
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While many American parents are talking to their kids about money, most are skipping over a key money term: credit.
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If you visit Windsor, then you'll likely see the students skipping over the cobbled streets in tailcoats like posh penguins.
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What it didn't say is how many of online shoppers are now skipping over Google entirely when they're looking to buy.
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She avoided mentioning Kopelman (skipping over portions of the book excerpt that included him) and didn't bring up her divorce. brightcove.
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"Their belongings were taken to be sold for charity," he said, skipping over the stream of sewage that split the road.
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It reduces line transition errors, so you'll never find yourself skipping over a row of text or reading the same line twice.
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Ford announced it's skipping over Level 3 and will put a fleet of Level 33 autonomous vehicles on the road in 2021.
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The ads will appear as videos at the end of Snapchat stories and users will have the option of skipping over them.
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It was skipping over journalists, librarians and all sorts of editors and lawyers and brokers and agents to go directly to a website.
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But it's an academic history, so you may find yourself skipping over some abstruse sections to get to the sweet and salty bits.
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But let's begin with him, skipping over his Republican enablers, who had nothing to do but lob softball questions and praise his answers.
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Skipping over Rosenstein to pick a loyalist with limited experience to become the country's top law enforcement official has set further alarm bells ringing.
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Recent news indicates that young people are skipping over the good-paying, high-growth careers in the building industry, but HBI begs to differ.
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So much has happened since Donald Trump took office that we've all started skipping over news stories that aren't about him and his antics.
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It can be as simple as a snide comment, or purposely skipping over you in a meeting, or going above your head with an idea.
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"Dead Sea Scrolls" makes a sharp left turn into classic rock, with a chorus of ba-ba-bas and synthetic vocal stutters skipping over guitars.
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A little girl in a prairie dress holds a limp rope in her hands and watches a laughing group of girls skipping over their ropes.
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But most parents are skipping over a key money term, the survey finds: Only 32 percent of parents have explained what a credit score is.
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Elijah Cummings' memorial service in the US Capitol on Thursday went viral online after skipping over Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in a handshake line.
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The trade-off, space and time being finite, was skipping over some subjects, like climate change, that are top of mind for many Democratic voters.
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In other words, when the cross-cutting isn't skipping over several narrative steps in an action sequence, it's keeping characters in place without any action.
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There are some we wouldn't mind skipping over completely (oy, the unicorns), and others we'd welcome back with open arms (give us all the hair clips).
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I feel as if I am inside a video game when photographing the front lines — constantly skipping over obstacles and dodging projectiles whizzing from all directions.
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If the Democrat-led discharge petition succeeded — such legislative measures hardly ever do — it would force a House floor vote on the bill, skipping over leadership.
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He capitalized on his speed with a few swift pokes that gave him a sharp angle on the keeper and sent the ball skipping over a deflection. Oof.
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So though the two seasons so far can be viewed separately, they're of a larger piece — and there's likely something lost in translation by skipping over Cora's story.
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The threat to giraffes is so great that the Red List upgraded the species from the "least concern" category to "vulnerable," skipping over the intermediary "near-threatened" designation.
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But to pretend that skipping over those necessary reforms and jumping right to expansion of Social Security benefits wouldn't affect other priorities on that list is a huge miscalculation.
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So the friends decided to produce their own perfect version at an affordable price point by building a direct-to-consumer brand, skipping over the traditional retail middle man.
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Don't be so focused on executing the checklist and the services that you're supposed to provide to them that you're skipping over what's really going on with that person.
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In fact, Judiciary Committee Republicans gave Ratcliffe an early chance to question the former special counsel next after the panel's ranking member by skipping over several more senior members.
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And then, you also look at the -- you know, friendly hop skipping over the curb at the Blue House in North Korea with the South Korean and North Korean leader.
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When I scroll through my feed, it feels so good to tap and share an image that I don't even think to feel bad for skipping over some critical context.
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A source familiar with talks also told CNN that the White House appears to be backing away from the idea of skipping over Gordon and naming someone else as DNI.
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My floors are noticeably cleaner now — not just because I'm willing to sweep more often, but because the dust bin shows how much crap my old vacuum was skipping over.
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Since announcing his intention to seek the presidency, Castro made his first trip as a candidate to Puerto Rico, skipping over more traditional visits to early nominating states like Iowa.
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This structure lets you really sink some serious time into a level you're having a lot of a fun with, while also potentially skipping over tricky or frustrating ones later on.
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There is little obvious gain in skipping over a process that is intended to lock North Korea into public commitments, test what is achievable and ensure maximum American leverage and flexibility.
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How he fits: With the quarterback situation settled (the Browns hope), Cleveland took a risk by skipping over Bradley Chubb and going with Ward, the best defensive back in the draft.
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Additionally, it makes the case for why a super simple story arc is necessary — we're constantly scanning our environment for relevant information and skipping over things that don't apply to us.
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So, sometime in March, after skipping over that dress for the umpteenth time, I decided that I would only buy 10 pieces of clothing for the rest of 2016 (previous purchases included).
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But "Witness" instead depicts just the lead-up to the Ceremony and its aftermath, skipping over the worst of Lawrence's suffering, in a way that mostly makes said suffering seem vaguely noble.
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Current network analysis algorithms are missing or skipping over some crucial details, argues a team of computer science researchers from the University of Notre Dame in the current issue of Science Advances.
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Mike Pence, who hollered that Trump has "never forgotten or forsaken the people who work with their hands," apparently skipping over all the construction workers he's stiffed in his real estate business.
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He registered for an art survey class at a junior college in California and was outraged when the professor announced that they would be skipping over the "black people in art" section.
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Skipping over Canada, we next saw them on a plane, where Elizabeth woke from a dream of an alternate life in which she was with Gregory and had apparently lost a pregnancy.
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In fact, we must recognize that we are skipping over the best players in the game in the best moments for their brilliance to shine — and pretending that's not what's really happening.
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Skipping over "O'er the ramparts we watched," Kelley went straight for "were so gallantly streaming" before Scott course-corrected and the group finished strong, sharing a laugh at the end of the song.
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But the older I got, and the more societal pressure had me considering marriage, the more I started skipping over people I thought were interesting, but whom I didn't see a future with.
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The movie: This year's Elvis & Nixon, which got generally agreeable reviews and achieved about as much cultural penetration as a stone skipping over a pond, failing even to recoup its $4 million budget.
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There were a few "too soon" replies, and many Taylor Swift stans chiding the retailer for skipping over her album release date, but mostly, people were very much on board with the sentiment.
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Instapaper was one of the original "save it for later" readers that built up a mentality around being able to hold onto longer forms of content without simply skipping over it and missing it.
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Which brings us, hopping and skipping over the many triumphs of a long and engaged career, to Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World, Herzog's new full-length documentary about our digital age.
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"If the House had started with a censure resolution instead of leaping to impeachment and short-cutting the process and skipping over judicial adjudication it's something that I would have looked at," Collins said.
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New Zealand were off the mark quickly against Britain with Woodman showing off her remarkable finishing power by turning her marker and then skipping over the cover tackle to touch down in the corner.
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In essence, Ting wants to help cities and their citizens plug right into the internet backbone, skipping over the slow coaxial cable that still powers the last mile in many of the big telecom networks.
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The company isn't spelling out exactly when you'll get the new and improved experience on each of those, but hopefully the days of skipping over channels you'll never watch will be over very, very soon.
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The main flaws are structural, to the extent that "The Loudest Voice" is too episodic, skipping over significant interludes such as the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky story -- a significant oversight, since that coverage, along with Sept.
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Afraid of skipping over someone's input, we'd invite the whole fam-damily to the concept session, then all of a sudden, we'd have used up $1,000 of the project budget on a single 45-minute meeting.
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While most of Hollinghurst's previous books ended on a note of poignant suspension, abbreviating the lives of his young protagonists, "The Sparsholt Affair" keeps on going, skipping over decades as it closes in on the present.
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This rapid digitization has led to countries like India and China opting for efficiency and, in some cases, skipping over financial technologies like checking accounts and credit cards in favor of digital payments, Schulman told Cramer.
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There's a growing trend in San Francisco that's seeing retailers skipping over Union Square — what has historically been the hot place to set up a brick-and-mortar store — and instead snagging space in elite neighborhoods.
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Earlier this week, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud announced that he would be skipping over the man who was next in line to succeed him and appointing his own son, Salman, as crown prince.
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Skipping over any expected mashups, each ensemble reimagines suiting for fall: think buttoning up a longline blazer to make it work as a dress or ditching a heritage-printed two-piece for a wild leopard set instead.
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Skipping over "O'er the ramparts we watched," Kelley, 36, went straight for "were so gallantly streaming" before 32-year-old Scott course-corrected and the group finished strong, sharing a laugh at the end of the song.
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That will decrease the revenue-per-shipment, but it also decreases the cost-per-shipment, because you are now skipping national line haul, you're skipping over a hub sort, and you're just ingesting into our local facilities.
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Skipping over the People Magazine-meets-Pop art posing of the black clothes and sunglasses to get into the hub of what made the Velvet Underground what it was artistically, this exhibition runs up against a whopping contradiction.
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The question is whether skipping over a gay worker for a promotion or firing her on the basis of her sexual orientation amounts to discrimination "because of sex"—and whether similar treatment of trans people fits that bill.
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Yet the edits of the texts made me think of fast-forwarding, as if we were watching one bit that caught our interest, then skipping over a bunch of other stuff to get to the next intriguing part.
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Rice and Zelikow blame the economic crisis of 2008 and, incredibly, the preoccupation of the left with "the diversity narrative" rather than with poverty and inequality — blithely skipping over George W. Bush's huge tax cuts for the rich.
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In June, Apple announced that it would be opening up its analytics to allow podcast producers to be able to see just how many people were listening to their podcasts — including how many of them were skipping over the ads.
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What does feminism mean to each of us, as black women, when we had just lived through an election season of hearing candidates and commentators use that old, unexamined phrase, "women and black people," skipping over our existence as both?
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Sure, it feels like everybody involved is counting on us to have seen a bunch of webisodes that were never produced or released for public consumption, but I'm okay skipping over parts of a story if it makes everything else better.
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Yet the Democratic electorate is also heavily populated by women and people of color, and candidates from these demographics may have a harder time skipping over the traditional pathways like serving as senator or governor, or building fundraising and party ties.
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As our boat cruised out the mouth of the Kumai River, a teacup skipping over the white caps into the open sea, our guide, Fajar Dewanto, warned us that a large part of the park was threatened by palm development.
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On the other hand, if ballads are the key to keeping CBS viewers tuned in, skipping over album of the year nominee Lana Del Rey, whose "Norman ___ Rockwell!" was full of modern-day, lightly subversive torch songs, was extra foolish.
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Skipping over a blessedly brief dose of Jacques Derrida, and dutifully recognizing Theodor Adorno's ruminations on punctuation, I found writings by Willa Cather, James Baldwin, and Samuel Beckett, each infusing an emotional sense into the open space between punctuation marks.
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Until everyone gets on board with Heughan's idea of skipping over rippling muscles and windblown hair, fans will have to be satisfied with taking to social media to commend their favorite actors' cinematic skills and not their ability to commit to flashing skin.
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The person who's paying a lot of attention to the detail, by way of example, thinks that you're not paying ... that imaginative person is not paying attention to the detail, they're skipping over the important things, their head is in the clouds.
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"Parents don't seem to realize that jumping from menstruation straight to pregnancy prevention means they are skipping over a lot of important information such as how menstruation works, why it happens, and how to predict when your period will come," Herbert said.
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I'm skipping over a lot of history, but the critical fact is that Proctor accused Eichler and Aletheia's cofounder of taking tens of millions of dollars more out of the company than they were due under the agreement they'd reached with Proctor.
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The film ends right after King defeats Riggs, skipping over the fact that years after the film's titular, climactic tennis match, Marilyn outed her secret girlfriend in 1981, when she sued her for palimony and a Malibu house she claimed Billie Jean promised to her.
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He constantly interrupted Pence, engaged in so much crosstalk that it was difficult to know what anyone was saying, and repeated an endless string of talking points meant to undermine the Republican nominee while skipping over the moderator's questions whenever Clinton's weaknesses were at issue.
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And while Vogels sees the landscape of VMs, containers and serverless as a continuum, where customers move from one to the next, he also noted that AWS is seeing enterprises that are skipping over the container step and going all in on serverless right away.
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That pitch contrasts with his speech Saturday night after his loss in the Nevada caucuses, when he ended by saying he was moving on to Super Tuesday -- a series of contests scheduled for March 1 -- skipping over the significance of the South Carolina primary.
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He contends that telemarketers should be able to use ringless voice mail messages as long as they do so responsibly — that is, skipping over consumers on the "Do Not Call" list, identifying who is leaving the message and giving people a way to opt out.
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The team found that the simulated worlds required an incredibly high amount of energy to melt the icy surface, and that when the Sun becomes hot enough to do so in a few billion years, they quickly transitioned to a "greenhouse state," skipping over a habitable phase.
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"They had him surrounded," said Kent Desormeaux, who had Exaggerator skipping over the puddles like a water scooter while Nyquist was fighting off his challengers through a wicked half-mile of 46.56 seconds and a taxing three-quarters of a mile in 1 minute 11.97 seconds.
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From clear-as-glass electropop and rap bars skipping over ululating synths to gritty guitars, we've got you covered on tracks you may have missed on some key albums this year and others that have just floated around on the internet untethered to a big release.
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Top Democrats on Capitol Hill have slammed Trump's decision to appoint Whitaker as acting attorney general, skipping over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein -- the next Justice official in the succession line who is Senate-confirmed and was previously overseeing special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Though lawmakers have until Friday, they viewed Monday as an unofficial deadline if they were going to get a deal to Trump's desk without skipping over procedural hurdles in the House, including a 6900-hour rule that requires legislation be released three days before it receives a vote on the floor.
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Instead, children rely on adults to help them regulate their emotions by labeling their feelings for them ("I know you're feeling sad that you lost your toy"), ameliorating negative situations (skipping over that scary picture in the book) and teaching them how to self-soothe ("Take a deep breath, it will be OK").
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We were getting as far east as you can go (before you're back in America), but we still had Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand on our wish list, and a strategy of getting north before winter took us from Nepal to China to South Korea to Japan (skipping over the countries of southeast Asia).
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She begins her book, the product of 15 years of research, writing, and exhibition-making, in 19693 — skipping over the artist's major mechanomorphic works of technological awareness from 1912 — when Duchamp started producing his extraordinary cyborg paintings that depict mechanized sex, such as "Le Passage de la Vierge à la Mariée" (1912) and "La Mariée" (1912).
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In "Dark Blue Turban," which shows Helene in her 20s in a rose-red dress, Jawlensky tries out a striking bluish-black outline, but here, too, a kind of military tunnel vision leaves him careless of his details, skipping over Helene's breastbone and fudging the line of her forearm in his hurry to get to her gaze.
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Skipping over the issues of privacy concerns, fake news, and government criticism that have put Facebook in the recent spotlight, Oliver instead devoted the segment to a far more dire concern that doesn't typically receive as much attention here in the US: Facebook's role in the spread of hate speech and violence — and their effects on democracy — overseas.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE said Sunday he's not skipping over the South Carolina primary, adding that he has a good chance of winning a number of the states on Super Tuesday.
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Skipping over a 10-second "teaser preview" (really, Disney?), the first big look the world got at "Rogue One" was this two-minute teaser trailer, released in April: At the annual "Star Wars" fan convention Celebration, held this summer in London, attendees got another big gulp of "Rogue One" and some behind-the-scenes footage: Given that the movie is a set-up for the start of the original "Star Wars," in which rebels have stolen the plans to the planet-destroying Death Star, some familiar faces are likely to pop up.
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