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Free sign upThe phrase "roll out of bed" is perfectly acceptable in written English.
You would typically use it to express the idea of getting out of bed with some effort. For example: "I was so tired this morning that I had to roll out of bed."
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Here, you roll out of bed.
Define "leap" – I'd say I roll out of bed.
"I roll out of bed at 275 pounds," he said.
Bunny could roll out of bed and be seriously hurt.
We pretty much just roll out of bed and head on over to the birds.
EVERY morning for nearly a year, Evelyn Castro had to roll out of bed, literally.
But the lifestyle does not end when you roll out of bed.
Once I eventually roll out of bed, I'll make my way to Philz Coffee.
They said Stan Musial could roll out of bed at 3 a.m. and hit.
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I am one of those roll-out-of-bed people, and I don't think I am well groomed.
For some rock 'n roll edge, go all-out blonde; for roll-out-of-bed maintenance, go balayage.
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