Sentence examples for usually rolled out from inspiring English sources
More often than not, that party was hosted by a handsome driver named Paul, who usually rolled out a few kegs of his beloved Budweiser.
Elaine Dean, the secretary-general of the dealers' association, admits that dealers now "have to work twice as hard to find anything .In this section Why they liked him Rum coves Patten and the cops Getting the point Turbulent priests Here at last Search those attics Intercept Nanny overload ReprintsSeveral reasons are usually rolled out to explain the current scarcity of antiques.
Davis usually rolls out the right to jury trial, but we already have that in serious criminal cases – albeit with the recent exception for jury nobbling – so that doesn't tell us much.
On A-level results day, alongside stories of the ecstatic students who received the grades required for university, newspapers usually roll out an I-failed-but-look-at-me-now story, of someone with an achingly cool or distinguished professional title.
Usually standing on gray carpet rolled out on center stage, the performers take turns teaching us new words and simple phrases.
Usually kept under the centre of a sideboard or side table, they were rolled out for use.
A stretcher was rolled out.
Suzuki rolled out to second.
