Sentence examples for refused to roll from inspiring English sources

Oddly, the American players felt pressure as Lithuania refused to roll over.

When Hazard arrived, Morgan took a clumsy fall on top of the ball and then refused to roll off.

She still refused to roll back a new tax on some farm exports, the farmers' main demand.

A financial crisis began when international banks, after a cold reassessment of the country's stability, refused to roll over major loans to South Africa.

They have a point: previous Israeli governments have refused to roll back the settlements until a final peace settlement was delivered.

Creditors refused to roll over loans, and the central bank of the United Arab Emirates instructed its banks not to lend to the group.

It may come as a shock when their counterparts ungratefully refuse to roll over like canoeists.

Although they are riddled with injuries, the Toronto Blue Jays are refusing to roll over.

And after some shenanigans, it's a penalty to Scotland, O'Callaghan refusing to roll away.

Fearing the worst, investors are pulling back, refusing to roll over the banks' commercial paper, those short-term i.o.u.'s that are the lifeblood of commerce.

Short-term borrowing has a good side: the threat of lenders refusing to roll over can be a source of discipline.