| What happens if the car still has plenty of life in it, which today's high quality almost guarantees, but the electronic technology quickly obsoletes today's whizbang gadgets? |
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| He worked a lobby desk at the Museum of Modern Art as a whizbang salesman of museum memberships. |
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| A whizbang, a starburst, a bright configuration of unpredictable, momentary elegance – gone. |
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| Need for Speed fans can only hope that the game lives up to the whizbang vision offered by Mr. Bay. |
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| Yet, we keep looking for that next whizbang way to ramp up revenues by reaching out to new contacts. |
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| Obviously, old Noah Webster got off to a real whizbang start, and he kept it up brilliantly 'til he got close to the middle. |
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| Tom Swift, the hero in a series of pre-World War II action novels, was the genius inventor of whizbang technology. |
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| Mars all McLuhan, the Canadian comminications whizbang and author of a number of books about media, was on TV the other Sunday afternoon, on one of the NB. C. Experiment in Television programs. |
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| The gloss of a September Lord's final may have dulled a little over the years thanks to fewer overs, fewer spectators and the whizbang immediacy of the T20 competition. |
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| We huddled tightly, underground As whizbang shells fell all around. |
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| World's Leading Maker of Arcade-Quality Pinball Games and Whizbang Pinball Announce It's Melon Season! |
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