Sentence examples similar to rolling reading from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators, rolling up banners reading "We are dying," retreated from the square in groups.

You can read rolling coverage in the Guardian here.

With the cameras rolling, they even read aloud from "The Cat in the Hat," a little Dr. Seuss for the savanna.

The first panel of a triptych that he devoted to the anima shows a bear nudging a ball: "Russia gets the ball rolling," the inscription reads.

You can practically feel their eyes rolling as you read the article.

Others are rolling around in the reading corner, where different girls and boys take turns reading to the group.

By rolling back the odometer reading, sellers of vehicles could make it appear that a car or truck had been driven fewer miles than it actually was driven.

We drank pots and pots of tea through the morning, with France 24 news rolling in the background, reading tweets and articles and putting events together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.

I can imagine eyes rolling with impatience after reading his description of a well-aged nebbiolo "rolling around the mouth like the sound of gunshot off the hills, scenting the breath like a cachou and stiffening the blood like a national anthem".

At www.whitehouse.gov you could look at slide shows or read the rolling Obama blog.

Robinson particularly had it in for Ed Sheeran, whose lamest lines ("I'm up an' coming like I'm fucking in an elevator", "I've never owned a Blu-ray, true say" and "Suffolk sadly seems to sort of suffocate me") are impossible for intelligent persons to read without rolling their eyes.