Sentence examples for again rolled out from inspiring English sources

Then, on what would be the final play of the game, McNair again rolled out, and under pressure, threw a strike to Dyson at about the 5-yard line.

Gaga once again rolled out in a wheelchair in her "Paparazzi" video after being pushed over a railing by video boyfriend, Alexander Skarsgard.

Happily, it's also a time where you can work out all of your frustrations with corporate America, as the good people at The Consumerist have once again rolled out their perennial March feature, the Worst Company In America brackets, now in its sixth year.

This new US sitcom once again rolls out the cross-dressing cliches, on the supposedly timely but extremely shaky premise that women are now taking all the good jobs, thus forcing its male stars to drag up.

Despite Ahmadinejad's denial of the Holocaust and his designation of Israel as a "stinking corpse," the InterContinental has once again graciously rolled out the red carpet for the theocratic leader of Iran.

The change made it through, but then was reversed once again, and 4.4.2 rolled out to squash it.

Oh, there will be more sophisticated arguments made too; but the zombie lies will be rolled out again and again, with little or no pushback from the "respectable" wing of the movement.

Christopher Nolan's fiendish summer blockbuster rolled into the ceremony with four nominations and duly rolled out again, empty-handed.

And here's a chart: I am quite sure, however, that none of this will stop the Harding thing from being rolled out again repeatedly.

There's something almost cynical in the way the Zero Degrees schema has been rolled out again, and this overshadowed the gorgeous dancing.

His mention of Gaza was unmistakable, and early last year he reprised it, convincing his party that, after victory in Iraq, the Israel-Palestine "road map" would be rolled out again.