Sentence examples for rolling currents from inspiring English sources

In Ancient Rome, the powerfully built swimmers (nude, like all the sportsmen, so the crowds could better appreciate the mastery of the human body) swam in the rolling currents of the Tiber.

But in return, governors and lawmakers would have to relinquish an arsenal of accounting tricks that have for years allowed elected officials to paper over the state's mushrooming long-term deficits, like rolling current expenses into future years or using "one-shot" measures -- selling state assets, for example -- to pay for recurring expenses.

Monzo, one of a number of so-called "challenger" banks in the U.K. aiming to re-invent the current account, has had the "restrictions" on its banking license lifted and says it will begin rolling out full current accounts to its pre-paid card and beta app users.

Mr Osborne said in his Autumn Statement announcement that the current rolling stock was "ancient and unpopular".

But because the survey's results are a seven-day rolling average, the current numbers almost entirely reflect polling done before the debate.

The head of SNCF Guillaume Pepy warned Sunday that the idea of rolling out the current airport security system to railway stations was not realistic.

As if river currents and rolling waves will pull our pollution into some giant cosmic garbage disposal.

Although few people Lupita knew had health insurance anymore, health-care occupations still accounted for nearly half the job vacancies in the county, a statistic manifest in the classified ads that she read every morning before turning to her current occupation — rolling out tortillas and grilling two hundred fajita lunches to peddle at local construction sites.

The second scenario has the mainstream train rolling along at its current clip.

Fiksu isn't charging more for the added option, but is instead rolling it into its current packages.

The work will see the current diesel rolling stock replaced by 2017 and will cut 20 minutes off the journey between the the capital and south Wales.