zinged造句

"Kelli was just zinging it to the hole, playing great, " said Inkster, who merely zinged it herself.
Children zinged about and collided like so many manic molecules while adults endeavoured-seemingly in vain-to organise themselves for the photoshoot.
She was born at an unknown date in an unknown location to Count Dracula and Martha, two vampires who zinged at first sight.
The crowd was heckling every botched Knicks play, particularly when Houston zinged a cross-court pass 5 feet over the head of Sprewell.
Once Rick Ankiel zinged the first pitch of the game to the backstop, it was bound to be a wild one at Busch Stadium.
It's difficult to find zinged in a sentence. 用zinged造句挺难的

Gomez zinged a perfect pass across the ice, through traffic, to a streaking Weight _ whose one-timer sneaked into the net.
Charles Grodin was once notorious as the talk show guest who zinged the host; the guy with the ironic sidelong look who would say anything.
After an air ball by Milwaukee's Tim Thomas, Followill zinged, " That shot was as off as Dale Hansen ."
Whyte said, pausing a moment . ( You have to be patient in conversation with Whyte, who has been zinged by asthma and a stroke.
The puck zinged off Turco's pad and nicked off the post, coming to rest in the crease and out of Turco's vision.
But two pitches after Albert Belle hit a two-run homer in the first inning, Maddux zinged a fastball right past Murray's head.
With a standup comic's polish, he also zinged the Republicans'assortment of flat-tax and " flat-earth " candidates.
"It's not uncommon for a group that's had a run like this to get zinged a bit on the downside ."
"If your brain is getting zinged, then you ought to have some kind of deficit in cognitive ability, and here it is,"