Sentence examples for have rolled about from inspiring English sources
Clegg comforts under-fire candidate Nick Clegg, fresh from the hoo-hah over his claim to have rolled about the bedclothes (or atop the car bonnet – you know these senior Lib Dems) with "no more than 30" women, yesterday stepped into the domestic arrangements of one of his parliamentary candidates.
Viewers can be seen in cinema lobbies long after the credits have rolled, arguing about what really happened.
The other would have rolled back about $12 billion in tax breaks granted to the oil companies in the last energy bill and used the proceeds to help develop cleaner fuels and new energy technologies.
The other would have rolled back about $12 billion in wholly unnecessary tax breaks for the oil industry and used the proceeds to develop cleaner fuels and new energy technologies.
New offers — some as high as $275 million — have rolled in just about every week from an investment bank or hedge fund seeking to buy the plant.
Although the conversation about having more civil conversations appears to have rolled on, it will roll around again.
If the Ever Laurel had encountered similarly tempestuous conditions, we can imagine, if only vaguely, what might have transpired: despite its grandeur, rocked by waves as tall as houses, the colossal vessel – a floating warehouse weighing 28,904 deadweight tons and powered by a diesel engine the size of a barn – would have rolled and pitched and yawed about like a toy in a Jacuzzi.
About 50 have rolled off the production line.
"We've taken a small team and in about 18 months have rolled something out that works".
"If you tried to talk to them about politics, their eyes would have rolled," he said.
