Sentence examples for rolling rapidly from inspiring English sources

"Myers kept our plane rolling rapidly along the strip until he had a chance to swing off to the side".

The surrounding lines reinforce the visual parallels between painting and poem: But redder yet that light shall glow On Linden's hills of stainèd snow, And bloodier yet the torrent flow Of Iser, rolling rapidly.

Back in August 2001, with interest rates falling, profits were rolling in too rapidly for management's taste.

Ageing coal and nuclear plants have been closing in recent years, while renewable energy has been rapidly rolling out.

And he played a virtuoso showpiece of his own, "Rothko on Broadway" (1987), a work built of rapidly rolling figures that let Mr. Krakauer make his way through the clarinet's full range.

The result is The Riots, an account of how trouble first arose in Tottenham and then spread, told through the voices of rioters, police officers, victims, politicians and even, thanks to a screen displaying rapidly rolling Twitter messages at key points in the play, those who observed first hand and from afar.

We are rapidly rolling out with all the [merchant] acquirers.

The population is ageing and China is rapidly rolling out an expansion of the public health system.

Cable has been rapidly rolling out DTV to compete against DBS and grow revenue by offering additional programming packages and pay-per-view movies with more frequent start times.

Entrepreneurs are rapidly rolling out bold new online media designs that are changing our perception of how content publishers and platforms should look and operate (see Medium, Branch, and Devour).

While the U.S. e-commerce battle today rages between Walmart and Amazon, with the two competing on everything from curbside pickup options, to free delivery, and even keyless entry for at-home-deliveries, as of late, Target has also been rapidly rolling out new technology to adapt to the new way customers shop.