Sentence examples for have to zig when from inspiring English sources

"You have to zig when everybody's zagging".

Whether you're picking a restaurant, a lane on the freeway, or a stock, you have to zig when other people zag.

I agree, and you can't, you've got to zig when other people are zagging.

Toward the end of the lane, we had to zig and zag to maneuver past staggered barriers.

This show, as I've said, loves to zig when we expect it to zag, so the future is as unclear as ever.

I figured the subject of September 11th was going to be studied and written about by everyone, and my instinct-something Inquirer editor Gene Roberts had always encouraged-was to "zig when everyone else zags".

You have to give yourself permission to be contrarian, to zig when everyone else zags.

Times change; so do meanings; and it's the duty of semanticists not to continue to zig when the lexicon has zagged.

That means European stocks aren't likely to zig when domestic stocks zag.

He tends to zig when other investors zag, known as a contrarian strategy.

The sales pitches go something like this: A mutual fund that promises to zig when the rest of the stock market zags.