Zingers in a sentence

Later entries turned him into an action hero with a fondness for awesome/cringy zingers.

The character found success on “Saturday Night Live” we’re told — “doing quips and zingers on some dumb show for Boomer fascists,” as Roman puts it — and is now living her best life elsewhere, leaving all her catering pals in the dust.

The two winningest coaches traded zingers all night, but it was her perspective on the artists who brought such thoughtful gifts for Shelton that probably stung the worst.

Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) Mini Zingers Cricket Program officially bowled off this past Saturday, October 5, at the legendary Bourda Cricket Club Ground.

What this would produce would be a true debate on It would disincentivize the impulse to load up on zingers and instead bone up on the actual issues.

While the veteran actor has a memorable presence and gets to deliver some one-liners and zingers, it’s his co-star Ray Fisher, playing John David Washington’s friend, who really pops on screen.

And while this type of dialogue will be the focus of this list, it seemed appropriate to include at least one of his many trademark zingers.

Compliments outpaced oral jabs, and the few attempted zingers were met with mutual laughs and friendly nods of acceptance.

Hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg opted for compliments over zingers in their 2019 monologue, but the duo's stint as co-hosts will best be remembered for Oh's heartfelt speech about progress and representation.

It was obvious after Chris Wallace moved on to the second question that things were out of control, but it was great theater with occasional zingers flying back and forth along with the side debate between the President and the moderator.

The fast food chain is currently closed across the UK due to the coronavirus outbreak, and so have taken to social media to dish out some zingers on homemade attempts at their popular meals.

These types of mild-mannered zingers try to capture the wordplay of Shakespeare or Oscar Wilde, but make a resounding flop, like so many online pun memes trafficked these days.

Those American variations and especially their later descendants, like Lanford Wilson’s “The Hot L Baltimore,” often teetered on the brink of both melodramatic bathos and quippy sitcom humor, in which everybody’s armed with zingers.

Of course, this fun pirate tale included a treasure map, twisted relationships, and the best zingers you’ve ever heard!