Sentence examples for to roll off from inspiring English sources

Things tend to roll off their back.

It's time for Davutogluism to roll off more American tongues.

They seem to roll off the assembly line daily now.

The word impressive seemed to roll off everybody's lips when talking about Stanley's turnaround.

In the same month, the latest generation of Hondas began to roll off the production line.

They teach parents to use light taps to train infants not to roll off a blanket.

Are native names -- imagine the Chrysler Kaunakakai -- too long to roll off mainland tongues?

The Independent has become the latest UK paper to roll off shiny new colour presses.

You gotta be able to roll off it and move on.

And next morning you're ready to roll off whenever the whim takes you.

(Chickpeas tend to roll off en route from plate to mouth).