zippily

A tall blond girl carrying a hatbox walked zippily along the other side of the street.

Comic waltzes, boleros and ensembles are zippily paced by John Eliot Gardiner.

But then he turned those radical ideas into a zippily written business book, "In Search of Excellence" (HarperCollins, 1982).

Pirandello at his gayest: a blithe farce about marital masks zippily directed by William Gaskill.

The gas station's slogan is:Welcome to Zippy's, where zipless service is zippily zapped and zippy service is the zippiest.

I even read license plates, though my particular interest is the slogans- "Land of Lincoln" for Illinois, "Vacationland" for Maine, the zippily inane "Shore Thing" for New Jersey.

Maureen Paton in The Daily Express found the three-act play "biliously funny," while Michael Billington in The Guardian called it "brilliant" and said Mr. Mosher's direction "whips along zippily."