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The transistor that you and I use, the zillions of them surrounding us right now...
NPR: Electronics Pioneer William Shockley's Legacy
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Thus write the manual, sell zillions of copies and make the world a better place.
FORBES: Someone Should Write "The Google Management Method". But Would Anyone Follow It?
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But, that comes at the expense of adaptor-free compatibility with the zillions of iPod docks out there today.
ENGADGET: iPod nano review (2012)
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The U.S. had zillions of first-half scoring chances, and only broke through once, when Wambach scored on a pretty assist from Morgan.
WSJ: 2012 London Olympics: U.S. Women's Soccer Team: A New World Order at Old Trafford - Jason Gay
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My husband and I and our daughter, Chloe, consider Dan Zanes the gold standard in kids' music, and zillions of parents apparently agree.
NPR: CDs for Kids: Ungoofy, Nonphony and Just Plain Fun
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From that first transaction, when shells were the reserve currency, to about 1995AD, the marketplace dance was performed zillions of times with little variation.
FORBES: It's the Age of the Customer -- Get Over It!
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But because these savings came not from giant plants but in zillions of tiny pieces imperceptible to the untrained eye, energy efficiency gets little respect.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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The Big Bang in which the universe was created was followed by the condensation out of a huge amount of energy of zillions upon zillions of such matter-antimatter pairs.
ECONOMIST: Particle physics
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Is Ines a top, top producer, raking in zillions?
FORBES: Home Sales Down? Not For This Realtor
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At that point, the word trillion was rarely mentioned in the news and resided more in the imagination of children, alongside zillions and gazillions, as an expression of something on an enormous scale.
BBC: Is trillion the new billion?
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After users choose from the zillions of costumes and body types, they pick from 400 different powers, including laser blasts, gravity control, mind control or the ability to summon a snowman that delivers quick-freezing breath.
FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories
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The anticipation of the primaries, the admiration of the long campaign, the envy of the zillions being spent, the thrill of the attack ads, the excitement of the exuberant conventions, the sheer joy of the fight!
BBC: Will UK politicians read too much into how Obama won?