Sentence examples for was zip from inspiring English sources
noun
The high-pitched sound of a small object moving rapidly through air.
For years, there was zip, zilch, nada.
The tariff for all of that, including Ethan Royce's agnolotti, was zip.
Whether it was zip gliding with his grandkids to celebrating his 75th birthday, traveling the world with me, or dancing the night away, he did everything with gusto and a smile on his face.
Congress knows that disgruntled voters are a powerful bunch; one can imagine the wrath that would result in some bereaving (and, not incidentally, wealthy) taxpayers getting gauged with estate taxes topping 50%, when just a few days or months before the tax for others inheriting money was zip.
Lest you think that all we did was zip line: No.
"The cost to the taxpayer was zip," according to City Fire Department Battalion Chief Dean Cathey.
Eventually one of the contestants was zip-lined away, bringing the other two a bit closer to the $50,000 prize.
I was zipping past wonders, zooming through splendor.
I was zipping along on a steel cable.
After five minutes, the bag was zipped up.
Jared Kushner was zipping up Ivanka's dress.
