Sentence examples for start to roll from inspiring English sources

With your rolling pin, start to roll the dough backwards and forwards into a 1.5cm/0.5" thick rough circle.

Carefully start to roll it out with the rolling pin, into roughly into the size of the tin.

Start to roll out dough using a rolling pin.

Start to roll the pastry out, turn it over and continue rolling until it is rolled into a thin sheet.

The tears start to roll down her cheeks.

This time of year, storms start to roll in, and fire season begins to wind down.

Tears start to roll, leaving a streak of mascara on her cheeks.

It's amazing how scrambled adverbs can become once the cameras start to roll.

Princess Cruises will start to roll out Chef's Tables aboard its other ships starting this fall.

"The big fear with high interest, short-term lending is that people start to roll-over the loans if they are unable to meet initial repayments.

And their head goes (lecturer pretends to nod off to sleep) and you'll also see them lose their ocular eye muscle activity and their eyes will start to roll they'll do this (lecturer rolls eyes).