Sentence examples for zip means from inspiring English sources
She changes phone accessories to match her clothes – eg, a dress with a silver zip means a black-and-silver phone case, not black and gold, because: "I am a bit OCD about not mixing silver and gold".
A complete zip means you will not have to pull the jacket over your head, but all zips should be covered to prevent them from catching as you ride.
The tabs make everything really easy to find, but the zips mean it's not the slimmest on the list.
The deepening subprime crisis in states like California and Florida, and in wealthy zip codes, means dream homes and investment properties are being added to the foreclosure list.
The lack of data for the remaining 16 ZIP codes means that we were not able to fully investigate them.
Incidences were also lower in rural (mean 123 per million) than in urban ZIP codes (mean 258 per million) (t = 4.85; P < 0.0001).
The proportion of acute-care hospitalizations for which there was no insurance ranged from 0 to 50% among ZIP codes (mean 2%), the proportion with Medicaid ranged from 0 to 100% (mean 17%), and the proportion with managed care insurance ranged from 0 to 83% (mean 24%).
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This travel pillow, which is available in blue, silver or blue check, is filled with top-quality duck down and feathers and the ability to zip it up means you save all-important room in your suitcase.
