Sentence examples for roll up over from inspiring English sources
Moving shoreward above the steeply rising floor of the deep sea, from dark-blue water into troubled green, they pass the edge of "soundings" and roll up over the continental shelf in confused ripplings and turbulence.
Once you have set up your direct debit or standing order, your money should quietly roll up over the years and provide a handy sum when you need it.
The idea that Mr. Larkin and Mr. Lacey had — using private equity money to roll up over a dozen weeklies into a chain to give the company scale in the advertising marketplace and savings on the cost side — has not panned out, in part because it was a big bet at the wrong moment.
In the instant that I spent waiting for the deer to roll up over the car's hood and crash through the windshield I was aware of my body warm in the seat, Linc's face lit by the dash, Borden breathing in the back, the cool sulfur glow of the car's interior, the salty smell of the burger bag.
I guarantee that the first thing the guy who invented the wheel did was roll up over some ladies … We're men, we use what we've got".
It is hard to think of the university without picturing Paterno's dark glasses, unadorned black coaching shoes and khaki pants rolled up over white socks.
In wireless, the story in the United States is one of a patchwork of regional businesses being rolled up over the years.
"It's definitely revitalizing," said Ms. Potts, a manager of operations at MetLife, the sleeves of her green Junior League T-shirt rolled up over her shoulders.
Randy Lenz is a small-time organic-coke dealer who wears sport coats rolled up over his big forearms and is always checking his pulse on the inside of his wrists.
You either sell a portion of your home's value to an investment company at a discount, or take out a lifetime mortgage with the interest rolled up over the years until your death or the property is sold.
For most foreigners affected by the stepped-up security, the welcome mat was rolled up over a period of weeks or months.
