Sentence examples for further rolling from inspiring English sources

Britain is going further, rolling up its bridges to the continent by voting to exit the E.U.

Tour de France 2012 takes the obsession a step further, rolling the sport's tactics and top riders into a first-person, chafing-free zone.

Working with him, he said, "I will conduct a further rolling efficiency review of all departments … " The momentum towards fundamental change in managing government procurement expenditure seems to be increasing.

He said Kavanaugh's position on the high court would weaken the Democratic Party by further rolling back legal precedent that empowered labor unions, a major source of funding for the left.

But couples these days seem more willing than ever to push things further, rolling nuptials and honeymoon into one by hosting a destination wedding in a place where neither has ties.

Barclays Bank took this one step further, rolling out a plan to pay 2010 bonuses for its senior bankers with contingent convertible bonds, or "cocos"— which could give bankers even more of an incentive to make prudent decisions.

But HB2 went much further in rolling back anti-discrimination protections.

We intend to push this number down even further by rolling out a spectrum of probation innovations based on what research tells us has worked elsewhere.

Indeed, they suggested that the changes announced last week could actually benefit small investors by taking pressure off the new Congress to go much further in rolling back the post-Enron rules, as the United States Chamber of Commerce and other groups advocate.

Mertado TV is currently available on Mertado.com, with availability on further destinations rolling out soon, including a launch on Press Enterprise's network next month.

But it wants to accelerate that growth even further, by rolling out payment buttons that will allow anyone to add in-line payments to their sites with just a single line of code.