Sentence examples for rolling to meet from inspiring English sources

Don't fold completely in half––leave a gap of about 6" (15cm) as the inner portion of the rolled mat will creep forward during the rolling to meet the bottom end.

For passenger rail the first priority is a large order of rolling stock to meet growing demand, said Rick Harnish of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association.

It means such staff cannot keep track of upcoming deadlines and the need to keep things rolling along to meet the deadline.

We hope it works, and proves worthy of rolling out nationwide to meet the great unmet need.

We see Bill and Hillary Clinton, who were present with friends and family for one of the shows, rolling up beforehand to meet and greet: an effusive occasion, as Hillary's mother is enfolded by Keith Richards with a gusto that you or I would reserve for a warmly remembered lover.

The Netherlands defied expectations of a prolonged budget crisis on Thursday, rolling out an agreement to meet European Union mandates less than a week after a dispute over austerity measures led to the collapse of Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government.

But having seen similar convoys of Japanese military vehicles in countless shows and movies, it was all too easy to imagine them rolling over the horizon to meet another monster invasion.

THE HAGUE — The Netherlands defied expectations of a prolonged budget crisis on Thursday, rolling out an agreement to meet European Union targets less than a week after a dispute over austerity measures led to the collapse of Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government and opened the door to elections that could help to decide the future of the euro.

Research Councils U.K. (RCUK) is rolling out other initiatives to meet the Roberts recommendations.

It's not clear whether Google will be able to meet its deadlines, but in the meantime, Kansas City is getting rolling.

He also confirmed the BBC will take on responsibility for funding the World Service and BBC Monitoring, and part-funding S4C, as well as helping to meet the cost of rolling out broadband internet access to rural areas.