The phrase "and roll in a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where someone is describing an action or activity that involves rolling, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We decided to go to the park and roll in a field of flowers."
Alternatives: "and tumble in a" or "and play in a".
Slide a few suspended dry-erase panels together and roll in a table and chair.
Ensler talks very quickly, often with a cadence not unlike a charismatic preacher's, in sentences that build and rally and roll in a great rhythmic refrain.
In one of the vignettes for OxiClean, for example, stocky college football players don prom dresses and roll in a field of blueberry pies.
This paper describes the development of a real time error measuring device for the simultaneous measurement of movement errors in straightness, yaw and roll in a linear machine stage.
'But what I take out of it is the fact that I had the mental strength to walk up there, hit a pretty good chip and roll in a nice putt and win the tournament.' He loves doing just that.
In the end they had to shoot the bustling nightclub, and then, when the camera turned, remove one of the side walls and roll in a crane that Mr. McConkey could climb aboard which then transported him over the wall and then into the bathroom.
One imagines him putting tremendous pressure on the defense in an offense that emphasizes repeated high pick-and-rolls in a way similar to how Tony Parker's ability to break down the defense fuels San Antonio's attack.
Even when the ship pitches and rolls in a thunderstorm, the computers do the steering.
The ponytail hair was then intertwined with the scarf and rolled in a bun that resembled a tempting French pastry.
Shawarma is marinated meat grilled on an upright skewer, then shaved off in bits and rolled in a pita.
For instance, "Bacon" consisted of a thick-cut slab of smoky salty pork wrapped in lettuce and rolled in a thin sauce of melted Gorgonzola and balsamic vinegar.
