Sentence examples for has started rolling from inspiring English sources

It is as though the tape of the '92 election, on pause all these years, has started rolling again.

Tesla has started rolling out the first cars, but was four to five weeks behind on delivering the vehicles to customers.

Now, regular work has started rolling back in and while we're not exactly flush with cash, I've stopped using the card and started paying down the debt.

One area where an Optima can't quite match a Jag, though, is in terms of its optional automatic gearbox, which has six speeds, whereas Jaguar has started rolling out eight-speed boxes to most of its models.

He and his ally, Mr Ramos-Horta, criticise Fretilin for failing to solve deep poverty and unemployment, despite the money that has started rolling in from offshore oil and gas fields.

After being launched at US stores in late September, the company has started rolling out Mobile Order & Pay at 150 London cafes in the UK and 300 locations in Canada.

"We've started rolling out this tool – and continue to roll it out – with businesses, agencies and PMDs," a spokesperson says.

"Since I've started rolling I'm healthier," he said.

Body of Work kicks off in a week and offers have started rolling in.

The coins have started rolling off the production line at a rate of more than 4,000 a minute after the UK chancellor, George Osborne, announced they would enter circulation in March 2017.

This year, with the Local Government Association, we have started rolling the programme out to other local authorities including: Stoke on Trent, Enfield and Waltham Forest councils; Leicestershire county council; North Dorset district council and Carlisle city council.