Sentence examples for being able to zip from inspiring English sources

Barely being able to zip up the black jeans.

Like many experts in the field, Mr. Krikorian said that consumers were still several years away from being able to zip large digital video files to each other.

Likewise, if the goal is to lose weight, gorging on pasta may feel pleasurable while it's going down, but forfeits the more sustaining pleasure of being able to zip up our pants.

White-space devices are expected to be able to zip data along at 400-800Mbps.

"Unfortunately, they were able to zip one in, and things got a little dicey," Vanbiesbrouck said.

"You used to be able to zip to the Florida Keys and see pristine reefs and stunning sea life, but it's no longer that easy".

Instead, for 35 flights, I paid just £868 and I was able to zip around the continent at jet-pace speed.

Commuters will be able to zip from Abbey Wood in the south-east to the City of London in 17 minutes (the journey now takes 45).

White-space devices are expected to be able to zip data along at 400 to 800 megabits a second once they start using the same tricks as the latest forms of WiFi.

The machines weigh 65 pounds, and although they may be able to zip in and out of elevators and offices, going up and down stairs is a different matter.

But what with Lylegate going on and the pressure on Padraig Harrington as the double-defending champion, the world No 1 was able to zip through his usual practice round and stage a relaxed press conference 48 hours before he returns to the Open Championship.