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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rolling surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surface that is in motion or designed to facilitate movement, such as in engineering or physical contexts.
Example: "The design of the vehicle includes a rolling surface that enhances its speed and efficiency on various terrains."
Alternatives: "a moving surface" or "a rotating surface".
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In a television appearance in October, deriding Canada's anti-marijuana laws, he suggested using them as a rolling surface for marijuana cigarettes, not as rolling paper.
The cratered terrain, a rolling surface covered by numerous impact craters and centered on Ariel's south pole, is the moon's oldest and most geographically extensive geological unit.
Flour a rolling surface and rolling pin lightly.
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It has a gently rolling surface that rises to a hill known as Gentle Annie (531 feet [162 metres]) in the southeast.
It consists in building a dynamic three-dimensional numerical model of the cyclic shift of a ball on an indented rolling surface, using finite element analysis (FEA).
Extending southward for 160 miles (260 km) from Port Pirie to Cape Spencer, it is 20 35 miles (32 56 km) wide, with a gently rolling surface rising to 400 feet (120 m).
Flour your rolling surface, roll the second ball of dough out with the rolling pin, and place it atop the filling.
A non-stick rolling surface will make it easier to roll over the dough.
The bucket inside shows a composed horizontal & vertical rolling surface serving also to support the roller.
Spread the tobacco out evenly on the rolling surface into a rough shape of the finished product.
Lightly dust the rolling surface with flour, and keep a small amount (about a ¼ cup) nearby for dusting on your hands as you work with the dough.
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