Sentence examples for learned to zip from inspiring English sources
Although father and daughter talk several times a day, Gerry quips that one reason the leadership transition has been successful is that he's learned "to zip it". Their relationship has evolved from parent and child to professional, and respectful, business partners.
And we would just sit, you know, and I'm a big talker, but I learned to zip it, because they didn't want to hear about it, but, and yet, then we were still at the bars…every night.
Once a child learns to zip and unzip on their toy, they should be able to transition to actual clothing fairly easily.
MARCH -- Beanie's hands got much better, and she even learned how to zip her skirt with her two good fingers.
I learned how to zip up my dresses in the morning, all by myself.
It also means learning to ride motorcycles, zipping into Lagos' busy streets to make deliveries when needed.
As a bonus, many pre-made busy books feature zippers that are a little easier for children to zip, which can help your child learn the process of zipping and help translate the steps when they try to zip a more difficult jacket or pair of pants.
You must acquire new muscle memory learning to dash across open spaces in multiplayer in order to reduce the amount of time you're in plain sight, or to zip out of the way of incoming grenade blasts.
You can learn to customize the welcome message and other things by reading "readme.htm" that was in the zip file.
Learning about zippers can be frustrating, especially for children whose small fingers make it even more difficult to zip.
