Sentence examples for into zip from inspiring English sources

FOR the last four months, FreshDirect, an elaborate new online food delivery service, has been gradually working its way into ZIP codes in New York City.

Judging from past Internet experiences, if the use of zip files grows, it won't be long before someone spreads a free program made especially for converting entire albums into zip files.

Michael J. Weiss is among these, and 12 years ago his book "The Clustering of America" described the work of a man named Jonathan Robbin, who had divided the nation into ZIP codes and, using census information, public opinion polls and other data, lumped together different codes with similar statistical profiles.

It's my read that by combining the suggestion above for banks with local branches with the tenets of the current ordinance draft language requesting distilled data into zip codes there's plenty of wiggle room for presentation of evidence of local involvement by these larger institutions, even those that do not have physical branches in the region.

During transportation from study sites to laboratory, the dried blood spots were packed into zip lock bags with desiccant packs and humidity indicator cards for the purposes of drying moisture and monitoring levels of humidity in the packs, respectively.

Both Windows and OS X allow you to compress files into ZIP archives.

About 500 g of the dried pellets were taken in duplicate and packed into zip-lock bags, which were placed in cool and dry wooden locker boxes for further analysis.

Air-dried pollinia from flower stage 5 which revealed highest in vitro germination rate were wrapped with aluminum foil, sealed and packed into zip-lock bags, and stored at room temperature (RT), 4, − 20, and − 80 °C, respectively.

The samples were air-dried, passed through a 2 mm sieve and then put into zipped lock polyethylene bags and stored at ambient temperature before further analysis.

At the event they're roasted in a big rotary bin over butane flames, sorted and packed into zip-lock bags to take home and be frozen until needed.

Derek Lam's (center) Spring 2012 collection featured similar detailing, but in neoprene-esque fabrics that won't have you diving off the deep end, while Michael Kors took the ultimate plunge into zip-me-up-tight neon.