whizzes

I'm not sure if it's more alarming that he said it or that the Times and the allegedly sophisticated financial whizzes in the audience all thought it was charming and reassuring.

My brain doesn’t process what he’s said until the lightning bolt whizzes straight for me.

Not the music, but the knocks and steps and whizzes and shrieks.

When we meet outside his Koreatown apartment on a fall evening, he whizzes down the parking lot ramp and brakes right next to me.

The left-armer economically whizzes through her overs at one end, more often than not claiming wickets as well as pressure, which allows Knight to chop and change her seamers at the other.