Sentence examples for but zip from inspiring English sources

England had been done not by grip and spin but zip and seam.

But ZIP codes made the mail zip at a time when old delivery systems were breaking down.

And then, while you're smearing and slicing, put together a second version of the same sandwich, but zip it up with intense, funky, advanced ingredients for yourself.

The money for building and operating E-ZPass will come from fines collected from toll-evading motorists who are not enrolled in E-ZPass but zip through its lanes, Mr. Gross said.

While the Knicks have lost games in almost every conceivable way, Eisley, a proven player in the N.B.A., has had to sit and watch, cheer and wait, fume but zip his lip.

But zip out of Moneygall from the southwest and you arrive at the gleaming, glassy Barack Obama Plaza, rising in thrilling disharmony from the cows and hills and green.

There are other variations, but Zips and SuperDisks are the most common.

Two plays later, Kidd missed a 3-pointer but zipped in for the rebound and flipped the ball under the basket to Aaron Williams for assist No. 17.

Watson had the 1978 P.G.A. at Oakmont all but zipped up in his golf bag going to the back nine, but he let it get away, eventually losing to John Mahaffey in a sudden-death playoff that also included Jerry Pate.

Updated at 8.49am GMT 8.39am GMT 1st over: England 10-0 (Hales 1, Lumb 9) Lumb's sweep is struck firm, low and true, but zips straight to a fielder.

There followed a series of dispatches from the frontline, in which we learned that a transparent but zipped Anya Hindmarch makeup bag was deemed by @British_Airways to be an unsuitable cabin receptacle to encase Kirstie's lipstick and whatnot.