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What does Rolls mean?
Rolls
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Simple sentences
She's on the rolls.
Do you know why spring rolls are called spring rolls?
Here is a magic ball of yarn. In whatever direction this ball rolls, follow without fear.
Did you bring rolls?
Tom bought rolls.
Tom drives a Rolls Royce.
How many rolls did you eat?
Our neighbor has bought cheese, onion sausage and rolls for us.
Tom rolls his own cigarettes.
Movie subtitles
It doesn't feel like a textbook baby when it's practising its forward rolls at three in the morning.
And a dance he did, with the rolls.
I drive a Rolls-Royce swell.
All right, but Rolls-Royces are better.
So much coffee, so many rolls.. somanyhamburgers,sugar.
It's a Rolls, isn't it?
The nurse said he barely eats, except for a few rolls he carries in his pockets.
I've eaten caviar at Cannes. sausage rolls at the docks.
Next time you see me, I'll be in a Rolls Royce giving interviews on success.
Let's go to the tavern, tea for everybody, rolls and a bottle.
Tomorrow morning send him to the University to sell rolls.
I made some Parker House rolls.
Any kind, or some rolls. I don't care.
Give me a Rolls-Royce every time.
James, Rolls-Royce, the maker!
Soon the bare skeleton of the building rolls over, the gaunt rafters against the sky.
I've eaten caviar at Cannes, sausage rolls at the dogs.
Drink till it rolls out of your ears!
I'll have my chauffeur, Marcel, drive him about in the Rolls.
Tell Marcel not to bother about the Rolls.
He rolls well.
There is no woman here fitting that description, nor have I seen any Rolls-Royces.
She slowed down and shouted to me that the Rolls was fine at your place, and that I should wait for her.
Hot rolls and butter.
Whenever that pay train rolls in, 'tis booze they smell.
A mechanized army on wheels that rolls over any obstacle in its path, that meets calamity again and again, but always comes up smiling.
Next time you see me, I shall be riding in a Rolls-Royce, giving interviews on success.
There are rolls underneath.
A bow of needles and two rolls of white thread!
Drink till it rolls out of your ears. Go ahead!
There is no woman here fiitting that description, nor have I seen any Rolls-Royces.
She slowed down and shouted to me that the Rolls was fline at your place, and that I should wait for her.
When election day rolls around I don't want what I'm doing here to influence your vote one little bit.
Listen to that applause. Wait till the money rolls in.
He had four Rolls-Royces and jewels to sink a battleship, but all he wanted was to play at Wimbledon.
I have chicken and salad and some rolls.
To chase that white whale on both sides of land. and over all sides of earth. until he spouts black blood and rolls dead out.
Does May 1st ring a bell? Er, I don't know. May Day, lilies, rolls in the hay.
News and current affairs
As one scientist friend puts it: if you are driving on a mountain road, approaching a cliff, in a car whose brakes may fail, and a fog bank rolls in, should you drive more or less cautiously?
Other indices--such as sharply declining membership rolls--confirm that parties have become unpopular.
Moscow nowadays has all the trappings of high-end capitalism: Prada, Fouchon, Rolls Royce.
Whenever Microsoft rolls out a new operating system, the question is not whether you should switch, but when.
Likewise, some distinguished voter invariably claims that his name is missing from the rolls, or that someone has already cast his vote (but usually not both).
The electoral rolls carry photographs of every individual voter, as does each voter's identity card.
The budget cost increases every year, as more of the debt rolls over - and that does not include agency debt and the large increase in the current-account deficit to pay China, Japan, and other foreign holders of US debt.
One heartening exception is a recent agreement between the United Kingdom and France to forge a manufacturing alliance between Rolls Royce and Areva in nuclear technology.
Regulatory reform is essential so that as large firms increasingly restructure and shed labor, workers can easily move into newly created jobs rather than winding up on the unemployment rolls.