"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".
The inspired use of an empty silo helped put Phoenix, Arizona, on the rock-and-roll map during the late 1950s.
Last summer, Google rolled Maps Coordinate into its Maps Engine Pro product — a bundle of mapping-related tools that's now called "Maps for Work".
He and his wife met at a Queens factory where they rolled maps to be put into tubes for mailing.
Easily the most notorious of his creations is his $25 million, 15-story-high statue of Peter the Great, which looks like the old Van de Kamp's frozen fish sticks mascot: A monstrously oversized buffoon in a three-pointed-hat holding an oversized Minnow-like steering wheel and brandishing a rolled-up map with his other arm atop what looks like a grotesquely undersized toy boat.
Their schoolhouse was a solitary, newly-built stone building on the top of a hill, from which you could see the surrounding territory laid out, Dorothy wrote, like "a topographical map": "roll after roll of rounded bare hills with little water creases markng them — and no sign of human being or habitation".
With a globe on his desk and roll-down maps on the wall of his elegantly wainscotted office, he could be found high in the iconic Chrysler Building in the heart of New York City.
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The official, who asked not to be named under Defense Department ground rules, said that the trip was part of a regular consultation and that Mr. Gates was not traveling to Israel "to roll out a map and do contingency planning for some strike on Iran".
The latest attack came today as the House GOP's "Rural America Solutions Group" attempted to capitalize on continued unease among Members from agricultural districts by holding a conference call to roll out a map entitled "Most States Lose Under the Pending Climate Bill".
