Sentence examples for if he rolls from inspiring English sources

If he rolls back on labour reforms, he will be seen as weak.

"A back coming from college to the pros learns that if he rolls off a block and tries to sprint to the outside, he won't get there," Accorsi said.

But only, as Ellis Cose explains, if he rolls up his sleeves and gets to the hard work of governing.

And if he rolls out of Iowa with a win, then he can move onto New Hampshire, and beyond, with momentum, and possibly win the nomination.

OO Trump May 'Dig' Coal, But Industry's Outlook Is Flat At Best say energy industry leaders and analysts, even if he rolls back regulations.

Trump could win, they suggested, if he rolls out more policy proposals to demonstrate that he has actually thought about what he'd do as president (he's already promised one on tax reform), and if he survives increased scrutiny from the media as well as attacks from other candidates (Bush has already started in).

Much of the skin was bright red and a few patches were raw, and it stung if he rolled or shifted or turned the wrong way.

"It feels as if he rolled into baseball out of the pages of a W.P. Kinsella novel," ESPN's Jayson Stark wrote of Trout last month.

"It feels as if he rolled into baseball out of the pages of a W.P. Kinsella novel," ESPN's Jayson Stark wrote of Trout last month.

We would wait as ordered at the end of the long school drive, where Ronnie reckoned he was less likely to be spotted by the school bursar than if he rolled up to the main building.

I wouldn't mind if he rolled into the flat Norfolk landscape of The Goob (Soda, 18) to dispatch a thug or two – the baleful presence of Sean Harris hangs heavily over Guy Myhill's rustically lyrical coming-of-age story, in which a teenage boy (gangly newcomer Liam Walpole) learns to face his mother's abusive partner (Harris) head on.