Sentence examples for rolling west from inspiring English sources

"We were at the mall," begins Watson, in her rolling West Indian accent.

Back on the gold bus, rolling west across the wintry scrub of Champagne-Ardenne, Li wanted to add an important exception to his demands for efficiency.

LONDON — Arabella Spencer-Churchill, a granddaughter of Britain's wartime prime minister whose unconventional enthusiasms included a role as co-founder of the Glastonbury rock festival, died Friday at her home there, in England's rolling West Country.

The film was shot in the rolling west Cork countryside, where the actual flying columns operated and, though the subject matter is loaded and provocative, the filming, according to Murphy, was anything but fraught.

AZAMAT KULYENOV, a 26-year-old train driver, slid the black-knobbed throttle forward, and the 1,800-ton 1,800-tonrexpressrain, nearly a halfreightlong, began rolling westrainoss the vast, deserted grasslanearly eastern Kazakhstan, leaving the Chinese border behind.

The unmanned diesel engine, a Long Island Rail Road locomotive, became unhitched from two other train cars at a freight yard in Queens around 2 20 p.m., the authorities said, and began rolling west down a sloping stretch of track on the railroad's Bushwick branch.

At that time, wagon trains rolling slowly west had to board a river ferry that was both expensive and risky.

What if Soviet tanks were rolling into West Germany but a communications breakdown prevented NATO officers from contacting the White House?

In 1962, in the rolling hills west of Stanford University, construction began on the longest and straightest structure in the world.

Ms. Walsh helped get the ball rolling for "West of Memphis," a documentary about three men who were wrongly convicted of the 1993 murders of three Arkansas boys.

The songs grew heftier, using thick, rolling, inexorable West African backbeats crested by cymbals, sometimes reminding a Western ear of reggae and even, at times, zydeco; the rhythms grow incantatory.