Sentence examples similar to the game rolls around from inspiring English sources
By the time the games rolled around, the price tag had ballooned to more than $1bn.
The 37-year-old Tim Howard underwent season-ending surgery on Monday to repair an injured adductor, and while he should be fit by the time the next USA game rolls around, it is becoming clear that his time is ticking down.
Whether things will change by the time Friday's game rolls around is doubtful, especially considering the rivalry's checkered history.
As Mr. Brown tells it, the roommates could not afford a ride to New Haven when the Harvard-Yale football game rolled around.
It all set off the usual debate over who was snubbed, who deserved their selections and how many of them will still be ambulatory by the time the Feb. 27 game rolls around.
It's their decision, but the game rolls on.
And hopefully, when the All-Star Game rolls around next year, I'll be in it".
But there's a wrinkle in the scheme now, and it gets bigger every time the Olympic Games roll around.
By the time the latter fixture rolls around, Roma could conceivably have closed to within five points of Juve – albeit having played one game more.
By the time Wednesday night's Game 5 rolled around, the Thunder were low on everything — energy, players, offense — and tried to make a game of it, as Berry Tramel writes in The Oklahoman, but could not.
