Sentence examples for roll feels from inspiring English sources

Rock and roll feels uninhibited, spontaneous, and fun.

For her rock 'n' roll feels like a mission and the fountain of life.

Most of the baking ingredients -- right down to the molasses used to sweeten the food -- are produced by the community, and, counterintuitively, downing a doughnut or a cinnamon roll feels healthy.

"Tackling the lobster roll feels like a logical progression of the gourmet-ised fast-food trend," says Gott, adding: "Restaurants are taking themselves a bit less seriously – more places are focusing on food people actually want to eat instead of unlikely combinations stacked, tweezered and foamed".

Tagging and organizing photos is the biggest chore in photography, and The Roll feels like a proof of concept teaser for what is to come.

Perhaps the most pleasant surprise was that the roll felt composed of actual, real-life food.

Let the good times roll, feel the wind in your hair, etc, etc. Tracklist: The Black Madonna Exodus Harvey Sutherlandnd - Bermuda Ara Koufax - Makers Holy Ghost - Bridge & Tunnel (a/just/ed Remix) Francis Inferno Orchestra Harmony Basenjiji – Can't Get Enough Hudson Mohawke - Ryderz.

The composition, called 41 Strings, was created in collaboration with Hisham Akira Bharoocha and Ben Vida of Soft Circle, and seems to honor the classical tradition of concertos (see The Four Seasons by Vivaldi), but with a more modern, rock 'n' roll feel that one would expect out of Zinner.

Cut the felt at the opposite end of your roof, and roll felt back in the opposite direction, allowing about 4 inches (10.2 cm) of overlap to the first layer.

The movies in "The Blues" all have a loose, just-let-the-film-roll feel, and they've been edited in what comes across as a slapdash way, which may be the result of an executive decision to let the music speak for itself as much as possible.

Recreate his characters with cardboard rolls, felt, pom poms, glitter, glue, pipe cleaners, or any other arts & crafts item to think of.