Sentence examples for it's roll call from inspiring English sources

In a detention centre, it's roll call as a new truckload arrives.

For regular cops this would be "roll call," but in the CID they just call it a meeting.

Passing a law is a long process, and at every step, from parliamentary maneuverings to innumerable amendments, there are roll call votes.

The tune, the B-side to his "Deeper Love," just goes to show that, even if you go down a familiar route, if you do it with a brazen attitude that says "I invented this shit," people will be caught up in the sheer groove of your confidence––In this instance it's the roll call of mostly dead film damsels that's have you in Dexter's dexterous grasp.

It's a roll call of contemporary dance royalty that demands homage.

For Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, however, it's a roll call to avoid, consisting as it does of BBC stars who have failed to repeat the same success when moving to commercial television.

Nonetheless, the playlist doesn't disappoint (assuming you like that sort of thing) and it's a roll call of the era: the Fall, New Order, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Wedding Present, to name but a few.

But it wasn't until Tuesday's roll call vote by the party's state delegations that her nomination against Republican Donald Trump became official and history was made.

It was a roll call of Britain's consumer economy: Starbucks, Eat, Pret.

George Weah, the Liberian, and Marco van Basten, the Dutchman, were on Sunday's roll call.

It was a roll call, plain as day, and nothing slipshod about it, either.