Sentence examples for zig from inspiring English sources
"zig" is a perfectly correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a verb meaning to move in a zig-zag pattern, or as a noun meaning a sharp turn or break in a line or path. For example: "The mountain goat zigzagged its way up the steep cliff."
noun
A sudden or sharp turn or change of direction.
A maze of sandy lanes run like aisles through the cathedral darkness of the forests and between stone walls from village to village, while shepherds' tracks zig up into the mountains and zag back down again.
They have rubbished foreign aid, then embraced it; supported a bankruptcy procedure for countries in financial crisis, then opposed it.Such behaviour may in time come to show that this administration is inept; or, just as likely, it may come to be irrelevant, for all administrations zig, zag and stumble from time to time.
Yet there are few perfect hedges that zig exactly as the countervailing investment zags.
Maybe I'll zig zag, or switch it up a little bit".
This navy zig zag belt from Anderson's is for the laid back casual dude in your life.
These are sometimes called by the suggestive names zig and zag.
Zig-zagging up the mountains in a bus normally takes 40.
He zig-zags the country four times a week, dropping in on hospitals, factories or farms.
Several radar stations tracked the aircraft and dozens of people on the ground saw it as it approached New York Mountain near Vail, Colorado, zig-zagged between the wild peaks for a few minutes, and then disappeared.In this section Dress code What is a child?
First the prime minister zig-zagged on the issue of a new European Union treaty designed to save the euro.
Equally bemused are EU foreign ministers, who zig-zag from one policy to another in dealing with Serbia.
