Sentence examples for the show rolls around from inspiring English sources

If people wait to buy tickets, they'll often decide to not come at all when the day of the show rolls around.

The night of the show rolled around and my date and I kept getting into arguments to the effect of "I'm not gonna stand by and watch you throw yourself at some gay dude," to which I was like, "Um, I don't even like you anyway".

When the next fashion show rolled around, Grachvogel knew she "couldn't get another celebrity to model.

It became rather disturbing by the time James Long's show rolled around tonight, when models wore black socks with sandals and below-the-knee shorts that had deep pleats along the sides (some extending to the belt loops) that suggested an extensive Japanese influence.

Watch here By the time the live shows roll around, X Factor producers will already have "cast" you in a particular role.

Instead, she cooked, appeared in a segment about horses and hung around while the show rolled on.

Once every four years, when the greatest show in sport rolls around, the NBC network devotes its energies into transforming a swath of talented but largely anonymous US athletes into household names.

Unfortunately, that probably won't happen; by the time his ending rolls around, the show won't be working very hard to make it seem happy.

First you have to have a gun, which isn't the easiest thing in the world, since the city's only firearm store closed last November; one way to go about it, if you don't want to travel far, is to wait for the next gun show to roll around at the Cow Palace, an old livestock pavilion and sports arena just over the San Mateo County line.

The player rolls around and stays down.

When the time rolls around, jump on it.