Sentence examples for attempting to roll from inspiring English sources

Degree of abdominal pain was assessed by the attending clinicians as mild (occasional pawing, occasionally turning the head to the flank, stretching out), moderate (cramping with attempts to lie down, kicking at the abdomen, laying down and attempting to roll or rolling) or severe (sweating, dropping to the ground, violent rolling) [ 20].

The FAO is attempting to roll out the scheme in other countries, including Uganda, Kenya and Zambia.

With a word like Schweinsbraten (a rich, roasted pig's belly), who can resist attempting to roll it off the tongue?

The goal was to move beyond the policy of containment, criminal prosecution, and limited retaliation for specific attacks, toward attempting to "roll back" Al Qaeda.

Stephen Hadley, Ms. Rice's deputy, told the Congressional committee, "The goal was to move beyond the policy of containment, criminal prosecution and limited retaliation for specific attacks, toward attempting to roll back Al Qaeda".

The nation's income tax debate, nearly 150 years running, will probably continue indefinitely, with critics attempting to roll back President Bush's tax cut, which grows rapidly in future years and disproportionately benefits a few people with very high incomes.

Hence, they attempt to roll back the state.

"Attempts to roll it back would hit a wall".

He attempts to roll the ball into the path of Aaron Lennon, who was ready to pounce.

Like the basic Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2014, this will attempt to roll back any malware activity.

"He has attempted to roll back labor laws and workers' rights as far as he can".