Sentence examples for calls rolling from inspiring English sources

He gets paid to create what he calls rolling works of art.

Unlike the other two lines, which are paid for by New York State out of dedicated funds, the New Haven line suffers from what advocates for riders said were high maintenance costs and Connecticut's unwillingness to replace what the industry calls "rolling stock".

(All of Reuben's schools use a system called rolling admissions, rather than the fixed reply date of the most elite colleges).

Many cities have eagerly sought the grants to pay for firefighters as the budget crunch has forced fire departments in Philadelphia, San Diego and Baltimore to institute what they call "rolling brownouts," in which they shut down different firehouses each day because they cannot afford to staff them.

Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden built a new vehicle, called rolling stiffness measurement vehicle (RSMV), a rebuilt two-axle freight wagon.

The affinity is tested by the so called rolling bottle test, where one put stones covered in bitumen in a bottle with water and let it roll on a bottle rolling machine.

This phenomenon (also called rolling ball state) is very common in nature not only for the lotus, but also for nearly 200 other species: vegetable and animal like species.

But a popular alternative, called rolling scalar fields, suggests that whatever's causing dark energy isn't a constant, but has changed through time.

He then asks Huff a series of what law enforcement officers call "rolling no" questions about whether Huff is transporting any drugs, weapons or cash.

In addition, based on the genetic map and on phylogenetic analyses it was assumed – but not shown so far – that HBoV replicates in the typical parvoviral manner [21], the so called rolling hairpin model [3], [14], [22].

Lymphocytes in the blood interact with vascular endothelium via adhesion molecules (selectins and integrins) in a process called rolling.