Baste the zipper in place, using a zipper presser foot.
Often the Arsenal manager is pictured on the touchline, struggling with the zipper in the cold.
On the current Street View, the news on the zipper in Times Square is outdated.
There's Pop Benade: no zipper in his pants, his dreams bleached of all color.
Today, the 12th anniversary of German reunification, dignitaries are to undo a giant zipper in the wrapping.
I wear my new Miu Miu black suede booties that have a gold zipper in back and a pointed toe.
Or the stuck pants zipper in "Wild Grass," which evokes one of Mr. Resnais's favorite television shows, "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?
the internal-combustion engine and the phonograph in 1877, electric lights in 1880, the zipper in 1891, and radio in 1895.
A long, swirling checked coat comes with an inflatable device hidden behind a zipper in the hem, for adding extra volume.
Early on, he gave us some marvelous binary blarney in his tale "The Cloven Viscount," a dual patterning of good and evil, a two-storied story that opened as fluently and knowingly as a zipper in a penthouse.
Correspondents Anthony Shadid in Tyre, Lebanon, Nora Boustany and Edward Cody in Beirut, staff writer Glenn Kessler in Washington and special correspondents Tal Zipper in Avivim and Islam Abdul Karim in Gaza City contributed to this report.
