skip ahead

"Sometimes the teachers are just a skip ahead of the students."

So skip ahead and you were about three years old.

If this is stuff you know already, just skip ahead.

Then the children would skip ahead, only to repeat the process.

We skip ahead a month into the year long journey to Earth.

She remembered those lines and skipped ahead to another section.

Not able to think of a greater insult, he skipped ahead.

Ford skipped ahead in the file until he found it.

Even as she tugged one on, her mind was already skipping ahead.

I should have realized that the basic data are at the end of the text, and skipped ahead to them.

They had set out very early, the boy following his grandfather instead of skipping ahead as usual.

Skip ahead a few centuries to the invention of the radio.

Several times during the day I was tempted to jump where people couldn't help but see me, to skip ahead in the longer lines.

Quinn was skipped ahead two grades in school at some point before 1984.

"Maybe we could save time if you'll just skip ahead to the 'consequences'?"

Plus you can skip ahead and start your tour at any of the selected stops.

For his latest installment, however, he has skipped ahead to cover 1990 to the present.

A student can skip ahead if they show vast knowledge of the subject matter or finish the stages early.

The first are so cavalier they've skipped ahead to the sports section.

Feel free to skip ahead to the next chapter.

Quickly she skipped ahead to two other images of the same area which had been taken two and four hours after the first.

Perhaps you can skip ahead to the day the curse was laid."

I skipped ahead through his travails in placing the call.

Kirk touched another control, and the recording skipped ahead to its end.

For those of you bored by installation routines, skip ahead to the next section.