Sentence examples for rolls began from inspiring English sources

"Gosh, McDonald's French fries?" Jordana Brewster, an actress on "Dallas" whose cheats include martinis and Tootsie Rolls, began working with Mr. Pasternak about six years ago.

The Health and Human Services Department has not reported a national rise in the welfare figures since the rolls began falling in 1994.

Lobster rolls began life in Connecticut in the late 1920s when a restaurant called Perry's had the genius idea of de-shelling the beast and serving it in a bun to save punters the work.

For the first time in six years, New York City's welfare rolls began to rise by several thousand people in the late fall, adding to growing concerns that the country's revamped welfare system may be caught short in the recession.

SAN ANTONIO — Tony Parker's barrage of floating jump shots and finger rolls began early, staggering the Oklahoma City Thunder with such efficiency that it seemed to contradict his suggestion that experience was not necessarily an advantage for the San Antonio Spurs in these Western Conference finals.

For the first time in six years, New York City's welfare rolls began to rise by several thousand people in the late fall, adding to growing concerns among government officials nationwide that the country's revamped welfare system may be caught short in the recession.

Hopefully we'll get it before unemployment rolls begin to swell.

"We believe cable companies could begin to grow basic subscriber rolls beginning in 2006 by benefiting from triple-play roll-out and continued investment in their video product," Goldman said.

1) forward roll -the rolls begins when you tuck your head and use your feet to push off.

Elliott climbed onto an apple box and, when the camera rolled, began jumping up and down.

In the early twentieth century, each person on the tribal roll began receiving a quarterly check.