"rolling top" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead you could use the phrase "rolling hills" or "rolling waves" as appropriate. For example, "The rolling hills of the countryside stretched out before us, looking tranquil and idyllic."
Ashe hits another backhand a hard, rolling, top-spin backhand, with unimprovable placement.
Goodman knew bull markets have long, rolling tops, and bear markets are painfully slow.
Gently roll rolling pin along the top of the tart pan to trim excess dough.
But unlike a motorcycle, the twistgrip also acts as a brake: rolling the top of the grip forward engages regenerative braking, recharging the battery as the scooter slows.
Some liberals want Mr. Obama to keep his promise to raise taxes on the rich, and the White House's budget forecasts rely heavily on rolling the top income tax rates back to their pre-2001 levels.
He said the test is set up with the tire rolling on top of a metal wheel that pushes into it, creating stresses that are not like those on roads.
So whenever we approach serious ground, he leaps up and creates a diversion - once, most alarmingly, by rolling the top of his ear lobe and pushing it into his ear.
But from the 70s, post-9pm dramas on BBC1 and ITV specialised in the quick-flash tactic, in which a woman might show her breasts while rolling on top of a lover or swinging out of bed, or offer a rear nude view while walking into the shower.
Then in the 44th minute, all went bleak for the Quakes when Rafa Marquez took down Shea Salinas in the box breaking the midfielder's clavicle into 4 pieces, all the while rolling on top of him and kicking the wingman near the face.
Along with the launch of Premieres, it's rolling out Top Fans to all eligible Facebook Pages.
