Sentence examples for rolled from inspiring English sources

After Shad mentioned the words "gay" and "marriage," we heard Peter's wife hiss, "Don't talk to those people!" Peter rolled his eyes slightly, stepped out onto the porch, and shut the door behind him.

In December 2014, the company rolled out improvements to its blocking function, and began letting users report abuse directed at others, as well as themselves.

This year it rolled out projections on to the outside of Broadcasting House and three different sets of analysis — from Sophie Raworth outdoors, Emily Maitlis at the big screen and of course Jeremy Vine, this time performing among some slightly spooky breathing avatars of politicians and a literal House of Cards.

Meanwhile, Amazon's latest "pilot season" rolled out this Thursday, allowing viewers to watch and rate potential new shows, with the most popular being turned into full series.

The major parties have "utterly rolled over and accepted what the security establishment is saying" despite worrying evidence that spies are expanding their power without the public knowing, Bennett said.

The secondary school programme began in 2007 and is still being rolled out across the country.

With a certain inevitability, however, as the event rolled into its second week the weather turned Glaswegian.

Walker, who took the stage jacketless, with shirtsleeves rolled up, coaxed perhaps the most vocal enthusiasm from the crowd.

The characters rolled off Watson's silver tongue.

"I think his support for a rolled-gold paid parental leave scheme was a tactic to say that Tony Abbott was a modern man, that he was beyond his narrow thinking, but he's reverted to type here," said Shorten.

Like Detroit, New Orleans, and Gary, Indiana, rolled-into-one dangerous.