Sentence examples for rolling in over from inspiring English sources

It was the sound of fog rolling in over a life.

I even sort of remember being so moved by the novel that I wrote a lengthy paper in graduate school — something about fog rolling in over England, obscuring the truth or some such — that addressed the major themes.

She can linger on a landscape like twilight rolling in over Kentucky, more content than most modern writers to keep you outside watching until the stars come out, and better at it.

The sun had finally come out and the chilly rain had stopped, but the East River just past the Brooklyn Heights Promenade was still choppy, and menacing clouds were still rolling in over Lower Manhattan.

There were fears that the match would be abandoned when the players were called off the pitch by the referee after 22 minutes because of a thunderstorm rolling in over the stadium which - "with associated lightning", according to the official account - was judged to pose a safety risk to the players.

We learn why so few batters can hit Rivera's cut fastball even when they know it is coming and how it was that a throwback strip of dirt between the pitcher's mound and the plate in the Diamondbacks' home park, and a freak, passing thunderstorm rolling in over the mesas, played critical roles in deciding the outcome of the seventh game.

Now the backlash is rolling in again over Ebony Magazine's 70th Anniversary Cover.

Soon, camera crews were rolling in from all over.

By contrast, the scores of cyclists rolling in from all over the country made for a motley company.

As the money still keeps rolling in, the hype over the movie continues to grow and expand and rightfully so.

The people of Dagara do not have any wealthy benefactors from abroad, but help was rolling in today from all over western India.