Sentence examples for roar along from inspiring English sources
Other members, the minutes said, acknowledged that more aggressive action might be needed if the economy continued to roar along, as it has.
But he is not one of those renegade bikers who roar along the highways helmetless.
He heard, on the boat south, "the ice crack and split before the bow, then roar along, keel to stern, in a tumultuous clatter of slabs and shards".
On Friday afternoons, black Chaika limousines roar along the highway, often seizing the empty middle lane — known as the Kremlin lane — the better to start the weekend a few minutes early.
For the homeward journey, a fanciful black hole providentially appears overhead, sweeping the audience into its maw and providing a psychedelic light show and a thunderous roar along the way.
These moments are as euphoric as the park-wide pogo to Song 2, or when 65,000 people roar along to the romantic angsts of Tender and To the End.
He concentrated his skills on how to construct his films so that (at their best) they roared along with the speed and efficiency of an express train, provided rip-roaring interpersonal drama to go along with the larger narrative, gave the audience their money's worth by filling the frame with opulent décors, dazzling costumes and armies of extras in meticulously composed tableaus.
BRITAIN'S economy is roaring along.
The band roared along, and Murphy was a combination of raconteur and wandering engineer.
America's economy was roaring along at a 3.2% pace at the end of 2013.
Consumption accounts for almost 70% of GDP in America, and, until recently, it was roaring along.
