Sentence examples for roll emerged from from inspiring English sources

When rock and roll emerged from Mississippi or Georgia or Tennessee or Illinois sometime in the early nineteen-fifties, it was a lawless mishmash of musical institutions, some ancient, some new.

I noticed right away that the frying oil was changed every few minutes, and of course the rolls emerged from it crackling, light and greaseless.

The idea to move  again into video pre-rolls emerged from the test of video previews, Netflix explains.

There is a memorial fund for his family here.

Thus, rock and roll emerged in the mid-1950s only to be appropriated by big business (for example, Presley's move from the Memphis label Sun to the national corporation RCA) and to decline into teen pop; the Beatles then emerged in the mid-1960s athehe front of a British Invasion that led young Americans back to rock and roll's roots.

A few minutes later, steaming rolls emerged.

Full from a meal of fleischnacka, a sort of rolled meat-filled pastry, I emerged from Caveau des Vignerons and looked up at the sky, which was that deep shade of blue that appears briefly on clear nights about 40 minutes after sunset.

Even rock 'n' roll, punk and early hip-hop emerged from social worlds and identifiable communities.

From a slow, mesmerised, almost motionless start his eyes would roll upwards, foreshadowing the ascent of the notes that emerged from his distended, gaping mouth.

As Punk rolled Cena back into the ring, McMahon and John Laurinaitis emerged from backstage and distracted Punk, resulting in Cena placing Punk in the STF submission hold.

Paul Gencarelli, 28, a construction worker in New Rochelle, emerged from the Home Depot on Thursday afternoon with a 20-foot-long plastic sheet rolled up in his shopping cart.