| Under the assured direction of veteran Leo McCarey, the film just zips along and is all over far too soon. |
| Brooks, a war correspondent, has obviously done her homework, and her first novel zips along entertainingly, filled with incident and detail. |
| She zips up a pair of slacks and a skirt, refolds the pants on the crease line, and puts them into individual plastic bags. |
| The extremely practical and funky knee length side zips with popper storm flaps allow ankles to be aired and calves exposed. |
| Everybody zips along at the same frantic speed, the assumption being that you know where you're going. |
| Robben, again from the right, zips inside and coaxes a curler about four yards of the far post. |
