Sentence examples for their rollover from inspiring English sources

AT&T has long boasted about their rollover minutes and their limited dropped calls.

The CJ3B is available in Old School and New School versions, which vary in the design of their rollover bars, suspensions and tire size.

Going into the next month, customers will first tap into their plan allotment before they can begin using their Rollover Data, AT&T notes.

The results indicate that the drivers observed in nighttime conditions compensated well for the challenging conditions by driving more cautiously, which led to their rollover propensity at night being lower than during the day.

ANNOYING RINGTONE TAX Any cell phone user having a ringtone other than “Rrring, Rrring,” John Philip Sousa’s stirring “The Internal Revenue Service March,” or—in homage to Colbert—“La Marseillaise” would be subject to having their bank accounts confiscated, their cattle slaughtered, their lands put to the torch, and their rollover minutes forfeited.

The critical density differences obtained from the simulation results of the 160,000, 30,000, and 5000 m3 LNG storage tanks are 3, 5, and 7 kg/m3, respectively, which can be used as their rollover criteria to ensure the safety of LNG storage tanks.

They are also more dangerous for their own occupants because of their increased rollover risk.

What's more, Munnell blames the inadequacy on workers poor investment decisions, and not the measly employer contribution rate of 3percentt of pay to 401(k) accounts compared to 8percentt for pensions, which is why most Americans don't have at least 10 times their salary in their current and rollover accounts at retirement.

Federal regulators demonstrated their new vehicle rollover test on Tuesday, hoping to better gauge the effectiveness of technologies like electronic stability systems that are available on some cars, sport utility vehicles and light trucks.

Convertibles pose more danger in a rollover, and their fabric tops are usually accompanied by smaller trunks and back seats; the interiors are noisier and more chilly in the winter.

Still, taxpayers would be wise not to rely on Congress to save their nest eggs from rollover disasters.