Sentence examples for to rolling around from inspiring English sources

Her concerns stem from the post-surgery difficulties among other patients she's spoken to: respiratory problems, the nose being dented or malformed due to rolling around in sleep or a physical blow, sinus pain and congestion during the winter months, growth of extra tissue or bone, and loss of the sense of smell.

"One mistake and you go from leading the Olympic final to rolling around on the floor".

We played a makeshift GUTS--may GUTS--maye Aggro Crag live forever!--in Mo bandyard on my jungle gym, so ithetAggro in the Cragsic, cliveing-the-rope situation, which soon escalated to my Bumble Ball in my closet, which soon escalated to rolling around with my best forever --inh gave way to holy-shit, who will TOUCH ME ALL THE TIME?

I really don't think you have to be rolling around in pain to do that.

"Better to have it right there than to be rolling around in your bobtail looking for a liquor store".

It is, above all, an intriguing moment for the 168th Manchester derby to come rolling around.

Camille seems to sing the entire gig on one note; it's not exactly sexy, it's not funny and they're not going to be rolling around in mud like the Slits.

Yet signing in with the tattooed security guard, clambering through the Elstree lot and wandering through the doors of the house-cum-TV studio, I can't help assuming that the public are not exactly going to be rolling around the aisles with hoots of laughter when they see what their £16 ticket gets them.

Who wants to be rolling around on the goddamn dirt in London?

(Uhh, unless they happen to be rolling around on the floor nearby…).

Always look forward to May rolling around on the high plains as the skies get crazy.