The phrase "a little rolling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a small amount of movement or action, often in a casual or informal manner.
Example: "After a long day, I just want to relax and enjoy a little rolling on the beach."
Alternatives: "a bit of rolling" or "some gentle rolling".
"It's pretty basic, straightforward, not too many corners, a little rolling," he said.
So they are in a coffee shop, the nice man has talked them through the varieties of weed and hash on offer, given them a little rolling demo, and now it's over to them.
My office is an easy chair in my bedroom and a little rolling desk with a laptop on it.
Some interesting info from the sheriff's arrest record: The guy really is little, rolling in at 5-foot-6 and only 110 pounds.
Gently push down the dough, turn out of its bowl, and divide into 12. 5 Shape each piece into a little ball, rolling in circles under a cupped palm on an unfloured surface.
The Range Rover Sport was plodding through two feet of murk, a little wave rolling beyond its nose toward terra firma.
The Ora notes all feature a little boy rolling up his sleeves, the emblem of the town.
To make this exercise less challenging you can adjust yourself to create a more comfortable position, by pulling in your legs a little or rolling the ball around some more.
It's a nice little rolling advertisement for the lab's work — and more importantly, it's a great opportunity to test the mobility device in a real world setting.
On the verge of being captured by major evildoer and Darth Vader wanna-be Kylo Ren (Adam Driver, Poee secretes the device inside a cute little rolling droid named BB-8 and tells it to keep out of trouble.
A beautiful narrow green valley, mostly flat but with little rolling hillocks, mostly grassy but with perfectly composed patches of brown bushes and small trees, some of them chubby, some spiky and vertical, like the cedars of Tuscany.
