Sentence examples for starting to rock from inspiring English sources

"I'm seeing more bike mechanics starting to rock it," he said.

"I mean, how many times can you pull yourself up by the back of the collar and start again?" Ms. Hero seems to have a knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time: The real estate business in New Orleans was "just starting to rock and roll" when Katrina hit, she said, and she arrived in New York in time for the subprime mortgage crisis and subsequent crash.

"It's getting there, we're starting to rock," said Simpson.

Then the bridge started to rock, creating a life-size kaleidoscope.

"He started to rock and then he started to whistle" a familiar tune, Mr. Scott recalled.

It's like the moment at a séance when the table starts to rock.

AFTER 27 days of nervous waiting and watching, the eggs finally started to rock.

Instead, I muttered: "Uhhhhhhhh," and started to rock lightly back and forth.

It's not a TYPHOON, but things really started to rock and roll when the northeast solved in reverse.

I laid it in there and it started to rock, so I grabbed it and it detonated," she said.

As the senator Menenius tries to reason with the starving citizens, they start to rock the campervan on which he is precariously perched.