Sentence examples for are rolled off from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to revolve by turning over and over; to move by turning on an axis; to impel forward by causing to turn over and over on a supporting surface.
- To roll a wheel, a ball, or a barrel.
In monaural systems, a treble cut is employed in accordance with the Standard Electrical Characteristic of 1938, or Academy Curve, so that frequencies above 8,000 hertz (Hz) are "rolled off".
Middle-aged in Middle America, the four former band members shuffle out of a pickup or a Mercedes, or out from behind a bar, or are rolled off the airplane in a wheelchair.
The barges will move to the new 65th Street Rail Yard, which can handle longer rail cars and has two "float bridges" made of timber and steel to anchor the barges as the railcars are rolled off.
When the rain ceased, the tarp was rolled off, pushing the water off to one side.
But when they're rolled off, you see they're just storefronts.
The car was rolled off onto its roof, sliding across the dirt, just as the span hit the ground.
He was strapped to a stretcher and was moving his fingers and hands as he was rolled off the field.
In serial production, reactor cores, like Ford cars, would be rolled off an assembly line, then shipped to the site of a plant.
Every few hours another thought-patty is rolled off the production line, about which it seems best not to ask too many questions.
The director explained that the character I was auditioning for would be hit over the head with an oar, after which he would be rolled off a jetty into the water.
