Sentence examples for periodically rolling from inspiring English sources

But David Cameron is hardly Mr Popular, and seems to be mimicking his general election behaviour: periodically rolling up his sleeves, and saying he's getting on with it.

By light of day, when the space assumes its mantle as a general store, the wire racks periodically rolling out from the kitchen laden with steaming pastries and breads usurp the clock.

Twitter has been periodically rolling out how-to pages like this, starting with a general Twitter 101 page for businesses, and, more recently, specialized sites like Twitter for Newsrooms.

According to the Seattle Times, the doctored footage aired on Q13, Seattle's local Fox affiliate, and featured a stretched and distorted Trump, his skin an even more brilliant hue of orange, periodically rolling an oversized tongue around his lips like a Jabba the Hutt cosplayer.

This segment also introduces Ms. Vardimon's principal movement vocabulary: bodies kept low to the ground, skimming, rolling, sliding, periodically springing into the air.

The Liberal party in contemporary times has become a party of war: internal war about ideology and personal advancement, the brutal hyper-partisan war of the Abbott period (which Abbott now claims to regret), rolling culture war – periodically, a war on facts.

In the present work a non-linear wear model for the contact between a cylinder rolling over a periodically varying surface is derived.

Additionally, the underside of L. kotschyanum may periodically receive ambient PAR via thallus rolling, although, given the stark differences in pigmentation, the rate of thallus rolling is likely to be low.

If a car is started, the device periodically requires that the driver take another, rolling test, to make sure the driver did not have someone else start the car and is not drinking while driving.

Characters are fond of stating their goodness or badness out loud – "I'm TV's Most Notorious, the endorsement deals should be rolling in!" – and the film periodically stops dead to ogle Chestnut's abs.

Plague reappeared periodically over the next three centuries, the last big wave rolling over north-western Europe in the later 17th century, soon after the Thirty Years War, which had already slashed Germany's population.