Sentence examples for take a roll of from inspiring English sources

When George was in the M.C.C., he would say, "Baby, take a roll of thirty-six".

"The bad guys always used to be able to take a roll of dimes and go from pay phone to pay phone, and have perfect anonymity".

We were allowed to take a roll of the rock-hard salty result home; it put me off homemade bread for two decades.

To use the Photo CD System, a customer will take a roll of exposed film to a photo-developing store for optional processing by scanners.

He didn't have a lot of clients, so when anyone came over he would get a friend to take a roll of dimes to a pay phone and call the office, to make him look busy.

Remember when you had to take a roll of film to the camera store to be developed?

One year, Mr. Satin took a roll of the camp's toilet paper.

Pritchard then takes a roll of yarn and winds it on to a bobbin before transferring this to the loom.

Ms. Tucker accepted, and Ms. Coddington came over, observed the children playing and took a roll of unposed photographs.

Some months later, in January 2001, he took a roll of pictures to a developing shop, where a technician looked at them and called the police.

Dick Dadey, executive director of Citizens Union, said, "Taking a roll of the dice with this complex and untested veto-producing structure was the price of admission needed to secure historic disclosure and first-ever external oversight".