The story skips forward another 20 years to about 5 years after the time of the first book.

Sure, you could skip out of work after lunch to bet on the ponies at the track.

He wanted me to come over, but there are things I'd just as soon skip after a meal, and that was one of them.

The novel then skips ahead to November 1494, more than eighteen months after the marriage.

The coach would have to skip his brother-in-law's birthday party after all.

I skipped all of the poetry after the first one.

Briggs did a hop and skip after the shot, but didn't go down.

"I'll go with you," said a young girl who skipped after him.

He turned toward the corner of the house and Horace skipped after him.

I was going to have to skip this item of furniture after all, or find the key to the door.