Sentence examples for greater rolling from inspiring English sources

The ailerons are at the far ends of the wings for greater rolling moment and have two distinguishing features: The ailerons are larger than is typical, almost 50 percent of the wingspan, providing improved control even at slow speeds; the aileron is also split, making it a deceleron.

He talks slowly, with great, rolling Welsh relish, peppered with giggles.

It starts with a great, rolling, sonorous grunt of a snore.

Thomas stretches out his sentences into great, rolling, relentless waves, or crushes words together into compound coinages as the voices whisper and declaim: the play is bawdy, tragic, lyrical, sly, odd, familiar, broad and deep by turns.

The midwest is a place that baffles many people on the coasts of America as well as those who observe the great, rolling expanse of the self-described "heartland" from the safety of abroad.

Cascades of words, cataracts of words, great rolling tsunamis of words--all spoken for the purpose not of enlightening or entertaining, or even tricking, the public, but of persuading it, by any verbal means necessary including enlightenment, entertainment, and trickery, if that's what it takes), to vote the right way in November..

It is possible to cast one's eyes on Gapes and feel great, rolling waves of ennui, simply by dint of his predictability.

Furniture dollies work great for rolling around big parts bins and even transmissions!

On the cover, the historian David Kynaston compares it to "a great rolling novel".

They may dance closer to the ground and to a different beat in the great rolling villages beneath the New York streets.

From the docks where the raw materials land to the "great rolling ribbon" of Oxford Street, Woolf sees the consumer in a straightforward relationship with commerce.