Sentence examples for because it rolled from inspiring English sources

So was Benji Bond, our neighbor who fell off his tractor but lived because it rolled right over him.

It first appeared that Jones would have a double, but the ball was ruled foul because it rolled over the line before it left the infield.

Michigan's corrections department thinks this is because it rolled out a statewide programme of offender supervision in 2008, an initiative that was prompted by budget cuts.Making comparisons within the same state is less difficult.

The Mercedes division fell into a rut because it rolled out too much technology that wasn't ready for mass production.

The company said net earnings more than halved because it rolled out more promotions and reported a $106.0 million loss related to investments.

It was confirmed that the TM server prevented a half-finished stack because it rolled back all operations in case of abnormal failure of stack create and rolled back or rolled forward each operation in case of abnormal failure of stack update.

Because IT rolls over all of its hardware on a three- to five-year cycle and buildings have depreciable lives of 39 years, IT has a much greater and more immediate chance to have an impact on data center energy by buying more efficient hardware products than anything facilities can do.

But you can get away with it because it rolls forward every five years.

Thomas P. DiNapoli, the New York State comptroller, pronounces it "controller" because it "rolls off the tongue better than 'comp-troller.' But I don't correct someone if they call me comp-troller," he said.

The small armoured mammal was chosen to represent the tournament because it rolls up into the shape of a football when threatened, but its ability to protect itself has been undermined by a loss of habitat that is also devastating thousands of other species.

GOP senators say the House draft legislation "lacks key protections for the Medicaid expansion population". The Republican-led U.S. House proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act could hurt millions of Americans who suffer mental illness or substance abuse of drugs like opioids because it rolls back the ACA's Medicaid expansion, say four GOP senators.