Roland English

Meaning Roland meaning

What does Roland mean?

Definitions in simple English

Roland Proper noun

— Roland is a male given name.

Roland properNoun

— male given name

Synonyms Roland synonyms

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Rowland

Rolland

Examples Roland examples

How do I use Roland in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Do you agree with Dr. Burns or Ms. Roland?

Do you agree with Mr. Burns or do you agree with Mr. Roland?

Movie subtitles

BOB ROLAND. AMBASSADOR TRENTINO.

Give them a good walk, Roland.

Roland Darbant.

Go on, Roland, tell him all about it.

He's already escaped three times; right Roland?

Give me the box, Roland.

Good morning, Roland.

Roland, closing time.

Come on, Roland!

Roland's waiting for you below.

I think it's because of you and Roland.

Roland, I'm not leaving with you.

That's it, Roland!

Roland knows.

I want you to meet His Excellency's secretary Bob Roland.

A 1923 feature picture directed by Roland West called The Unknown Purple has an inventor, played by Henry B Walthall, discovering a purple light that renders the user invisible.

Mr. Roland wants to see you.

Goodbye, Mr. Roland.

Mr Roland.

Goodbye Mr Roland. Goodbye.

A present from Mr Roland.

Mr Roland?

I will, Mr Roland.

Mr Roland? Will you be long?

You see Roland, if you're not here next year.

Roland, you believe in dreams, don't you?

Roland Cassard.

I don't love you, Roland.

Roland, we're not kids.

Roland Cassard, diamond dealer.

Roland Cassard!

And Roland Cassard is coming to dinner tonight!

Roland Cassard asked for your hand.

A postcard from Hamburg. From Roland Cassard.

What is it? It's for you. Roland sent it for you.

Roland are you there?

Is Roland getting suspicious?

News and current affairs

Harvard economist Roland Fryer's proposal to pay poor students for doing well at school is another area where using money is open to question.

This secrecy and inaccessibility distort French democracy, as manifested in the long struggle to expose the corruption of the Gaullist mayor of Paris, Jean Tiberi, as well as that of President Mitterrand's friend and foreign minister, Roland Dumas.