Sentence examples for mean roll over from inspiring English sources

But no, it shouldn't mean roll over and play dead.

If we mean "rolled over," let's say that.

Roll over, roll over, roll over.

That doesn't mean we should roll over and thank them every time screw us over.

That doesn't mean we should roll over and thank them every time they screw us over.

The reset trades meant they could roll over naked-short positions indefinitely.The SEC says its investigations will continue.

I figured that just because I was an 'old dog' it didn't mean I had to roll over and play dead.

Just keeping the stick still often means the ball will roll over the stick, and hitting the ball will often cause it to go haywire in a completely different direction.

While most of these companies are (for now) relatively cash rich, the fact that many are sanctioned from raising finance means that they cannot simply roll over debt by borrowing externally, and need to instead buy dollars in the market.

Maintaining that stance may mean forgoing an agreement that would roll over some hefty debt payments to the IMF.

It is hard to see how America could avoid contributing bilaterally, but administration officials refuse to offer details.Insiders make clear that there will not be a support package without some private-sector involvement, but this could mean merely that banks agree to roll over their short-term credit lines.