Sentence examples for rolling down from from inspiring English sources

I remember the applause, the noise rolling down from the stands.

In England, you feel the pressure rolling down from the terraces.

A fresh trade wind in the Atlantic has often flattened out swells rolling down from Iceland toward Africa.

An hour and a quarter into the day Warner reached 50 and looked skywards, while acknowledging the first wave of warmth rolling down from the stands.

ESTATE gardens can be a yawn: acres of lawn rolling down from an English-style mansion, garden "rooms" rolling out from the south side of the house.

Gently at first with a mid-afternoon patter on windows and windscreens, then more urgently with an evening downpour that turns splashes into puddles, until finally – with a nighttime climax of thunder and lightning rolling down from the distant volcanos – the deluge gushes through gutters and gullies, transforming trickles in runnels into torrents in tunnels.

But today it is a lively atmospheric city, particularly at night, with the call to prayer rolling down the hillside from the illuminated minarets of its 200 mosques, young people thronging cafes and bars, the smell of grilling cevapcici and sweetcorn on street corners.

I laid on the cot placed out for me, clothed only in a small child's t-shirt and panties, feeling uncomfortable sweat rolling down my body from my hair to my toes.

Mr. Pichardo has neck injuries from rolling down the stairs when people panicked.

The security guard on duty had already had to stop a bunch of kids from rolling down the hill.

Closely mowed area behind the putting green has been softened to keep long approach shots from rolling down the steep hill.