Sentence examples for put some zip from inspiring English sources
Next to him, Dennis Sneden, director of the Huntington Chamber of Commerce, looked trim and fit as he put some zip in his power twist punches.
Donald Rumsfeld and Tony Blair have been working very hard to compare the anti-war faction to Neville Chamberlain, and this might conceivably have put some zip into its campaign.
Two third-down completions and a 30-yard run by Bradshaw to the 5. Manning's really putting some zip on the ball, and threading it into some tight spots.
They were transformed after the break, the example set by Care, who had been precise in the first half, but who now put some real zip into his running game.
Instead it should spin off the cable business and spend $20 billion buying back its own shares if it wants to put some serious zip into its share price, he said this week.Mr Icahn, aged 69, has a long record of biffing firms on the nose, and sometimes getting biffed in return.
But the place bustles, and there is the food on the plate to put a zip back into lunch.
At El Tequilazo, 43 West 46th Street, (212) 768-0770, the morning sip can put a zip in your traipse to the office.
But he did not put enough zip on the ball and Ravens cornerback Chris McAlister simply stepped in front of Ward and took off.
Even as a New York policeman proceeded to put a zip tie around one protester's hands and lead her to a van, she continued to lead everyone in a chant: "Whose Walmart?" she yelled.
But don't go thinking that the emergence of shadow plaid is a sign that men's wear is headed back to the Italianate '90s, when Prada and Gucci put entire ZIP codes into sleek gray suiting with all the warmth of a charcoal briquette.
