Sentence examples for may roll out from inspiring English sources

White Knight Two is due to begin test flights towards the middle of 2008, but may roll out of the hangar in the next few weeks.

Wenger may roll out his positives upon arrival in Istanbul once more but a summer of exasperation has choked this campaign in its infancy.

Gourmets may roll out the bunting in celebration of the recent sales slump, but to me, and millions of others I'm sure, that sack of straight-cut in the freezer is pure comfort food.

Just at the very moment when the EU locks horns with Apple over sweetheart tax deals, so Britain may roll out the welcome mat to international corporations such as Apple, offering Britain as the new Ireland, or as a European Singapore.

Other features may roll out in time.

Wireless investors today were poring over unconfirmed reports that Verizon Wireless may roll out "third-generation" wireless service as early as next week.

He said the new Color won't interfere with any photo-sharing services that Facebook may eventually roll out, because Color is enabling a new kind of experience between the mobile phone and the Web.

It seems Facebook may not roll out the new design today.

Some companies may simply roll out upgraded products optimized for 802.11n, a high-speed wi-fi standard that's four to five times faster than the current technology.

It's only available to a small percentage of users, and may never roll out to everyone, but it still tells us about Facebook's intentions on mobile.

Beyond these four additional countries, you'd expect that the company may also roll out in India and some of Southeast Asia's largest markets — Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Philippines — while its stance on China in less clear.