Roll over, roll over, roll over.
The upstairs ceiling had a leak, my neighbors' roofer quoted a decent price, and the crew came this week to lay down new roll roofing over the old.
By George Packer April 9, 2009 The upstairs ceiling had a leak, my neighbors' roofer quoted a decent price, and the crew came this week to lay down new roll roofing over the old.
It is difficult to roll over new debt, given the credit crunch.
The high number of sport utility vehicles that have rolled over because of defective Firestone tires has splintered the auto industry's once-monolithic resistance to federal ratings of new models' tendency to roll over, increasing the odds that such ratings will be imposed.
That's the tragedy of being a startup: You pioneer a new market, and then roll over and hand it to the Goliaths of the business world to exploit.
This is a pillow talk revelation, one to keep for the new lover (who'll then roll over and wonder how special it is, really, to be number 63).
Many experts expected the Aggies to lie down and roll over for the new competition in the Southeastern Conference.
It drew attention to "liquidity disruption" — "the simultaneous and protracted inability of financial institutions to roll over or obtain new short-term funding across both markets and borders" — as a defining characteristic of the financial crisis.
In an interview with The Hill, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he would not roll over for the new president the way Republicans did for Bush.
At the end of the twelve-month period, your certificate will automatically roll over into a new one, allowing you to keep entering for more potential prizes.
