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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rolling boulder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a boulder that is in motion, often symbolizing momentum or the idea of something that cannot be easily stopped.
Example: "Like a rolling boulder, the project gained momentum as more team members joined in."
Alternatives: "a moving stone" or "a tumbling rock".
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When he escaped into the city, He was like a rolling boulder.
There are underwater worlds and a flying sequence in which Mario is suspended from a Fluzzard, and at one point, he can power-up into a rolling boulder.
One of these long-range touch-finders begat a lineout that the Wallabies botched which begat a scrum which begat a try to No8 Billy Vunipola, a rolling boulder of a man.
The chase levels – where you're riding a wild warthog, or trying to outrun a rolling boulder – are thrilling and addictive.
One father, in a panic, put his young children up on his kitchen's marble countertop, thinking it the strongest feature of the house, then watched as a rolling boulder smashed through the bedroom where the children had been just moments before.
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The Viking 1 lander, which touched down at 22.48° N, 47.97° W, on July 20 , 1976 revealed that Chryse Planitia is a rolling, boulder-strewn plain with scattered dusty dunes and outcrops of bedrock.
There were rolling boulders to be dodged, and a Donkey Kong-themed jungle track – unfortunately, crashing into the DK barrels, we discovered, didn't yield any power-ups.
It is, presumably, easier for a gentleman of advanced years to pilot a technologically advanced space freighter through an asteroid field than it might be for him to outpace giant rolling boulders and leap desperately out of the way of booby-trapped spears.
There are also Pythonesque mixed-media moments where stop-go animated arms reach into the scene, sometimes rolling boulders down the hill at you, sometimes creating impassable barriers.
Some houses along the slope road (see Fig. 6b) were damaged to different extents, mainly by rolling boulders and rapid water flow.
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