zip along

All zip along at a good, but not usually impossible, pace.

"That for me was such a big factor, it had to zip along."

The boy set the view zipping along the rim wall.

Why does he seem to think 'zipping along' is the main criteria?

It makes any program using graphics zip along at 5 to 30 times the normal speed.

Yes, some good novels do 'zip along' and others very much don't.

Should we now have a separate prize for books that don't 'zip along'?

The creatures zipped along just under the ground, leaving the dirt behind.

Fred zipped along beside like a shooting star looking for the right place to fall.

One such came zipping along the corridor as Keith watched.

The rest of the cast is in good form, and the lively plot zips along.

It just zips along, the most listenable album he's ever made.

They were quiet for a while as they zipped along in traffic.

Chris Mullin declared that for him the books "had to zip along".

More than three hours long, the show - for that is what it is - zips along.

But while E-mail zips along at nearly the speed of light, sometimes the snail gets there first.

And we'd be cringing as this tiny jet zipped along.

The biggest problem, it turned out, was resisting the urge to push off the walls and zip along.

Even so, the commercialization and transformation of the old game zips along at light speed.

With the motorcycle zipping along, they left the quiet confines of their neighborhood.

"Assuming we don't smash into another ship while we're zipping along."

Zipping along with what seem like only the briefest of pauses for saying, "Amazing!"

His book zips along with a light-handedness that should not deceive us.

Balanchine emphasized speed, so it comes as no surprise that scenes zip along.

Crisp passes zipped along the ice, creating many scoring chances.