Sentence examples for while i roll from inspiring English sources
The phrase "while I roll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is performing an action, often related to rolling something, such as a cigarette or dice, simultaneously with another action. Example: "I like to listen to music while I roll my own cigarettes."
Excuse me while I roll my eyes.
Excuse me while I roll my eyes for an hour or two.
I mean, excuse me while I roll all over the carpet laughing so hard I can't breathe.
I don't see incompetence and disorganization as charming and excusable downsides of the colorful Latin Character (excuse me while I roll my eyes - I've heard this one so much), but as hurdles that stand in the way of good governance and allow corruption to run rampant.
I once took a cousin from South Carolina to a New York performance of "Forbidden Broadway" (so long ago that "Sunday in the Park With George" was new) and while I rolled in the aisles with laughter, she sat quietly with a polite smile.
And it continued like this for 20 minutes, them grumbling and giving each other looks while I rolled my eyes and fought off the Trazodone, which was on the cusp of making me barf, and then another ten minutes while my roommate looked around our apartment for a piece of furniture they could stand on to look out on the roof.
So every once in a while I will still shoot a roll of 3200-speed black-and-white film on one of my old cameras.
While I sometimes roll my eyes now as he tells this story to family friends, I realize more and more just how real my dad's nightmare is for the 600 million people who suffer from seasonal changes that create a "hungry season" that lasts three or four months out of the year.
