Sentence examples for do not roll off from inspiring English sources

No - such phrases do not roll off the tongue.

His accomplishments as a jurist, however, do not roll off the tongue as easily.

The names do not roll off the tongue easily -- one reason that Circuit City and other large television retailers immediately objected.

True, the names of the villages in this region of southern Burgundy, including Givry, Mercurey, Rully, Montagny and Bouzeron, do not roll off the tongue with the verve and elegance of the more famous Burgundy appellations further north — Vôsne-Romanée, Puligny-Montrachet, Meursault, Chablis and others.

Mohammad Harunuddin Sheik and his wife, Sufia, keep all-night vigils to make sure their daughters, Taslima, 4, and Shujon, 2, do not roll off the platform where they sleep and drown in the tea-brown water that laps a few feet below.

The beads should be flat so that they do not roll off the students' tables during the exercise.

The lines don't roll off her tongue; she has to wrestle them out.

"With Stephen's music the melodies don't roll off the tongue," he said.

Then it's on to Bempton Cliffs, home to East Yorkshire's real fishing experts, 200,000 nesting seabirds, from massive gannets to brave little puffins, and guillemots, which lay pointy eggs, so they don't roll off the cliff.

But "file jockey" or MP3 spinner" just don't roll off the tongue as easily.

An audience for whom product names like "Google OneBox," "Google Squared," "Freebase," and "Metaweb" don't roll off their tongues as they do for him.