Sentence examples for passenger rolls from inspiring English sources

As he is spreading it on his food, another Rolls-Royce stops, and its passenger rolls down his window and asks, "Pardon me, would you have any Grey Poupon?" "But, of course," says the original passenger, in a French accent, as he hands the jar over.

The smiling passenger rolls down the window and yells something to Phil Jackson, who happens to be walking by on an unseasonably warm November afternoon.

It even offered to pay actors to come on board to boost the passenger roll.

Just feet away, oblivious Harlem Line passengers rolled on by.

Monday, a No. 6 bus, without passengers, rolled silently down Seventh Avenue.

United then had the Chicago police unceremoniously drag him off the aircraft – while the I-phone cameras of aghast fellow passengers rolled.

"The original spot depicted city and suburban streets inhabited exclusively by hamsters who mindlessly run in place inside their exercise wheels until a molten red Soul pulls up to a stoplight and the passenger window rolls down to reveal a trio of music-loving hamsters who have discovered 'A new way to roll,' " Mr. Sprague says.

If we don't we'll die!" Then a passenger yelled, "Roll it!" While earlier accounts reported the phrase as "Let's roll," which was repeated in speeches by President Bush and became the title of a bestseller, some aviation experts have speculated that this was actually a reference to a food cart, being used as a battering ram.

My mother, in the passenger seat, rolled down her window, pointed to my father and jokingly said, "He wants a doughnut".

If we don't we'll die!" Then a passenger yelled, "Roll it!" This phrase, some aviation experts have speculated, was actually a reference to a food cart being used as a battering ram.

Inside were four kids, about my age, I'd guess, and the one in the passenger seat rolled his window down and asked me if I needed a ride somewhere.