Sentences with phrase «skipping from»

Android Wear is another way to control the device, allowing for easy song skipping from your wrist.

Previously we have seen Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus skipping from OnePlus 3 to OnePlus 5.

For many, this means using a personal water craft, or PWC, to enjoy the waves, whether you're skipping from island to island or just taking a ride.

skipping from an adjournment into the freed up time?

I'm skipping from 2005 to 2009, but that's pretty minor.

However, Corell's trick is to use a large number of slides skipping from one to the next with little opportunity to discuss the finer points of fact.

Morgan Library and Museum: «Visions and Nightmares: Four Centuries of Spanish Drawings» (through May 11) Skipping from 16th - century church commissions to Goya in just 25 objects, the Morgan's first show of Spanish drawings is necessarily awkward.

I can't recall another exhibition that made me so giddy, skipping from a gallery with an Isa Genzken mannequin to a room of portraiture with beautifully washy and intimate Elizabeth Peyton portraits.

There is no shortage of wine titans lining St. Helena Highway, so make a day of skipping from one stone - facaded chateau to the next.

By skipping from one subject to the next, the letters never drag or feel sluggish or boring.

Unfortunately, Won't Back Down leaves this part out, skipping from the pivotal state school board vote approving the trigger to a cheerful image of a school transformed.

Skipping from a neo-noir adaptation (Out of Sight) to a biopic (Che), social commentary (Traffic) to an Andrei Tarkovsky remake (Solaris), mainstream drama (Erin Brockovich) to an experimental film about prostitution (The Girlfriend Experience), Soderbergh is a man who doesn't like repeating himself.

With so many people online, so much competition for attention, and such ease of skipping from one profile to the next, why do so many profile pictures look like cr*p?

The suns's been shining this past week so I've had the perfect excuse to hang around my neighborhood skipping from coffee to vintage shop.

Skipping from diet to diet (what I call the «try every diet» or «triet cycle»).

And so it will continue, skipping from news cycle to news cycle.

By the end of two solid weeks of skipping from airport to train station to hotel to lab to train station to airport I was well qualified to write the Lonely Planet guide to European rail - road - air connections.

For 45 years Specter has appeared at critical points in lurid national dramas, skipping from part to part like a pulp fiction Zelig.

And we Protestants have the unfortunate habit of skipping from the epistles of Paul to Martin Luther and the 95 - theses, leaving centuries of church history in the dust.

Stevens would struggle for years, skipping from job to job, first as a journalist and then as a lawyer.

Don't you see where you're swiftly skipping from their future to our future in the comment you make?

Companies for which no complete and reliable data for 2015 was available were skipped from the index.

The tradition from which he developed his own thought skipped from the Greek Fathers to the tradition of the Church of England.

We can not skip from cause to cause, but rather need to work for shalom patiently, step by step, on grounds of sound teaching about just peace.

Luke's view of the Christian witness skipped from «all Judea and Samaria» to «the end of the earth» without even mentioning Galilee (Acts 1:8).

It perhaps also suggests that there is but a skip from the sensitive / mutually - offered invitation to the dominating / manipulating seduction, or more troublingly, that the latter mode is destined to become the predominate one.

I was so tired and out of it by the time I got to the soup that I skipped from blending to garnishing FORGETTING THE MISO!

Not sure why that step is necessary but I will skip it from now on.

Sometimes vacation means to hop and skip from one place to the other but we had absolutely no desire to flit around in the snow, besides I do firmly believe that getting those mittens, hats and jackets on your kids shaves years off your life (and no doubt doing it over and over helps none).

But as these are nutrients rich food items you don't want to skip it from daily intake.

I'd go back to 2 years old in a heartbeat, so long as I could skip from there to 21.

He followed along as his wife, Julia Annas skipped from one tenured post to another in three prestigious philosophy departments.

Although junk food is skipped from the menu and there's much less food eaten, there's no accurate amount of daily calories established (as less as possible is NOT the correct amount).

One key point to skip from a fall layered outfit is to not wear a tight top under your / shirt blouse.

I'm always wishing there was more time, but it truly does seem we skipped from fall straight into winter with not a lot of fall.

It's fun, though, to watch them skip from longing glances to each trying to sacrifice themselves for the other.

The «Mode» for Half - Blood Prince let viewers skip from one bit to another, but the «Modes» for the two Hallows flicks lack that convenience.

He boasts such a deft touch as he skips from one genre to another that he merits more recognition than the Academy gave him.

Seemingly unaware of the havoc she wreaks, she skips from one place to another, including her best friend's, where she crashes a holiday meal and seduces the best friend's socially inept brother.

Yet Desplechin's wildly discursive style calls so much attention to itself that even his heroes are overwhelmed by the aesthetic gamesmanship, left to flounder as the director skips from Leda And The Swan to breakdancing to a Hong Kong - style action sequence at a convenience store.

The killer moment: Skyfall skips from one brilliant mic drop to the next, but for all of its explosive set pieces, the film peaks with a simple shot of Javier Bardem sauntering toward our hero and regaling him with a story about cannibalistic rats.

Disappointingly, a large number of cutscenes across all three titles seem to jump and skip from time to time.

Isabelle Adjani does ferocious work in the title role of Camille Claudel, despite being stuck in a standard biopic that requires her to skip from one emotion to another as the historical record dictates; she's frequently mesmerizing to watch, but director Bruno Nuytten (then Adjani's offscreen partner) clearly believes that tempestuous behavior is a magical cure - all for narrative torpor, and leans on her energy a bit too hard.

First - time director Dan Trachtenberg wisely plays things close to his chest, slowly revealing character motivations and shocking plot turns as the movie effortlessly skips from one genre to the next.

It came just after Kimmel, in his old - timey, sing - songy voice, had been unable to resist making a joke about the location of the Dolby Theatre: The Oscars venue, the host reminded the crowd, enthusiastically, is «just a hop and a skip from Hooters!»

It is a question and answer format book that skips from one topic to the next in no chronological order at all.

Buggy - the course editor would occasionally skip from the lesson manager to the course overview screen for no reason, I was also signed out for no reason on one occasion.

Predators are happy to skip from one app to another — and do so — therefore banning an app or making a list of safe and unsafe apps is often of little value.

Ripples in asphalt while approaching a couple stop signs send the 1LE into a tiff, as it skips from one ripple to the next.

As he speaks his hand skips from one side of his face to the other.