zinged造句

• I zinged him on his pronunciation of the word nuclear.
• The candidates zinged their arrows carefully, wary of appearing too aggressive.
• Austin Okocha's powerful shot zinged past the net by inches.
• Lindsay Davenport zinged another winner into the far corner of the court.
• We may have been nicer when we zinged Episcopalians.
• The two of them quickly " zinged " ( fell in love ).
• A bullet hit the car and zinged off.
• No city in sports was ever truly on the map until Murray zinged it.
• Thirteen double faults zinged the Russian, including, incredibly, the last three.
• Wells, upset with a foul call, zinged the ball at the basket.
• Her heart as big as the arena pumped grandly and the huge forehands zinged damagingly.
• Hanks even zinged his host, James Meigs, the editor in chief of Premiere.
• James Edgerly's e-mail was hastily composed in Bangkok and zinged to Boston.
• She zinged back that Williams isn't any sort of an expert on the subject.
• Bullets zinged by McDonough's head and hit the steel mesh across which he dashed,
• Two minutes later, Palffy zinged a shot that was turned away by a sprawling Kiprusoff.
• But what really zinged the baseball sweet tooth had nothing to do with Mariners or weather or results.
• Moog never touched Marchant's shot as it zinged into the net for the game-winning goal.
• He learns it is a book about how her mother and Dracula " Zinged " and fell in love.
• His manner was so charming and disarming, teammates couldn't help but smile even as Hunter zinged them.