Sentence examples for roll of course from inspiring English sources

While acting opposite each other, "he was mouthing my dialogue, like he's lip-syncing," Mr. Cranston said, adding with an eye roll: "Of course, actors love that".

There's a lobster roll, of course, and a very rich lobster pot pie with lots of meat and a thick, creamy broth spiked with sherry and topped with a puff-pastry lid.

"Serious questions need to be asked and if after we find out what's happened, it's clear that people have turned a blind eye or, worse still, connived with it then of course they're going to have to be held to account and - if that turns out to be the case - heads will need to roll of course," he told ITV's The Agenda.

The great symbol of rock 'n' roll, of course, is not Alan Freed but Elvis Presley, the Southern back-country boy who began his big-time career only two years ago and who, before he was drafted, last March, received fifty thousand dollars for three brief TV appearances.

And pork roll, of course.

Being rock and roll, of course, just naming an element after Kilmister wouldn't suffice.

Half of the participants were told to complete this procedure within 20 seconds while the others were given no time limit.In this section Subtle poison The age of Aquarius Time to be honest Just press "print" ReprintsThe researchers had no way of knowing what numbers participants actually rolled, of course.

Netflix isn't the only streaming service to run video pre-rolls, of course.

In one notable instance we saw a reporter with General Electric 's NBC News handing off his satellite phone to a soldier in Iraq so he could talk briefly to his wife back home in California who had just had their first baby while the cameras rolled, of course.

I had to buy some rolls, of course.

So, on the first night of Hanukkah, light the first candle, order in Chinese (make sure to include some fried egg rolls, of course), and watch a movie!