Sentence examples for time roll out from inspiring English sources

Cut the dough into quarters and one at a time roll out each quarter to about 1cm thick.

The good times rolled out Jan . 1 when stores started selling it.

Mr. Yassky said the city expected to overcome any suit against its app program, and to weather the all-borough taxi challenge in time to roll out the new "apple green" livery cabs before the administration's time was up.

Time to roll out the welcome mat.

Time to roll out the heavy artillery.

And you know what that means: It's time to roll out the obfuscators!

6 It is now time to roll out and cook your pancakes.

Surely it is high time to roll out the Hollywood ending.And what could be more Hollywood than a dream ticket?

It waited a significantly long time to roll out apps for its most popular services, missing out on chances to harvest users to competitors like Google and Apple.

In three summers from now golf returns to the Olympic Games: what better time to roll out a sustained and targeted programme of initiatives to encourage inclusion?

The Ivy League and other select colleges moved their notification date from mid- to early April a decade ago to give them more time to roll out the red carpet.