Sentence examples for roll on winter from inspiring English sources

Stopping at a shop called the Barrow Boy to buy a Swiss roll on winter evenings gives me exquisite pleasure.

So roll on next year.

Mr. Dano will start the event with the most famous opening line in American literature, "Call me Ishmael," and the journalist Touré will read the novel's unnerving final passage, in which, after subsuming the Pequod, the great shroud of the sea rolls on, "as it rolled on 5,000 years ago," as it rolls on now.

Jeff Gordon's championship drive rolled on yesterday as he posted a lap at 124.902 miles an hour to win the pole position for tonight's Chevrolet Monte Carlo 400 in Richmond, Va.

The crash rolled on from 1983 until 1985.

Roll on 2016, donc.

Head down from now, roll on spring, and sod poetry.

Roll on April 2009 and something truly weird is happening.

In the meantime, roll on next week's MLS games!

Roll on 2016, when part two will hopefully deliver another dose of rampantly unironic heroics.

Roll on next year when the Competition and Markets Authority concludes an inquiry that is likely to enforce more transparency over fees, including overdraft charges, and make account-switching easier.