Sentence examples for likes to roll from inspiring English sources

"Everybody likes to roll out an airliner," he said.

"No one likes to roll the dice when you don't know where they'll go".

She has big, brown, intelligent eyes, which she likes to roll (often self-mockingly).

"He's a high-risk player," she says, "and he likes to roll the dice".

She makes to-do lists and five-year plans; he said he just likes "to roll with it".

She has long had a reputation as a scientist who likes to roll up her sleeves and get directly involved in problems.

"We like to roll, we like to set picks-and-rolls, and that kind of messes up everything," said forward Art Steward, who led the Grizzlies with 18 points.

(Erica Eggplant's deep, dark secret: "I like to roll around in bread crumbs").

Is D.C. a place you'd like to roll that out next?

BEIJING — Like most drivers around the world, Shi Jianfeng did not like to roll down his window at toll booths.

Mild-mannered, famously courteous and generous, he liked to roll his own tobacco cigarettes in corn husks.