Sentence examples for rolling a hoop from inspiring English sources

It is like the child's game of rolling a hoop with a stick, Mr Alpert says.

That concept is echoed in a print advertisement showing a man in a tri-cornered hat driving a horse-drawn wagon and a boy rolling a hoop, which carries this headline: "250 Years Later, We're Still Traveling the Same Roads".

The guy driving the car is whooping at me as I bend my knees a little, feeling the beat as if I were rolling a hula hoop around my waist, my raised arms moving from side to side.

Again, imagine you're rolling a scroll.

Instead of horse and cow weather vanes, there are fantasies: a man-in-the-moon vane depicts a grinning face, and a hoop-game vane shows a man in a park, dancing and rolling his hoop, sending geese and ducks flying.

Adult Eskimos played a game that involved throwing poles through a rolling hoop.

My music starts, and I do my first mastery, rolling the hoop across my arm and catching it after an illusion.

When he went out for a walk, a little girl set a hoop rolling at him; a robber held him up and took his watch and money.

They looked dramatic, they had two hoops and some ribbons; they did some incredibly complicated shizzle, at one point rolling the hoops at one another's backs, and seeming telepathically to know when to roll backwards over them.

The restaurant is situated in the middle of a semi-deserted cobblestoned block in Vinegar Hill, down which one can picture scamps in suspenders rolling wooden hoops.

They are again filled with children rolling their hoops and disembowelling sandbags to make forts or mudpies.