| However, the female bathrooms are more carefully designed with full-length mirrors, seats and rolled hand towels. |
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| He landed on the ground a few meters away and rolled over several times before he came to a dead halt. |
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| I rolled down my window and asked him if this was the proper lot to park in. |
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| As dinner time rolled around they were exhausted and opted for the nearby 2nd Avenue Deli. |
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| They rolled down the hill into the grasses in the field below, where wildflowers grew. |
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| Town leaders did not raise a furor, and dozens of families stood outside their homes watching the convoy as it rolled toward the battle site. |
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| Rubbing her blue eyes, Nanashi finally rolled off her futon, letting a deep yawn escape as she did. |
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| The only furnishing visible were a table and chair, and a futon rolled up in one corner. |
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| Sure enough, seconds later, a series of whistles, high-pitched and low, rolled up the hillside. |
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| There where a small ground level table and two futons rolled out on the wooden floor. |
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| I settled back into my seat as much as I could as we rolled over the various rocks, potholes, and ruts in the road. |
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| Michelle rolled my wheelchair up the ramp on the stage, and I got to the microphone. |
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| The sleeves of his blouse are rolled up to reveal a pair of powerfully modelled, ink-stained forearms, and ominously clenched fists. |
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| When dinner time rolled around on Saturday evening, I was still puzzled as to where I could take him. |
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| The venison fillets were properly gamy without being tough, and rolled on the outside with a tasteful dusting of black-trumpet mushrooms. |
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| Then they rolled up the thigh high stockings and connected them to the garters. |
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| Unhooking her stockings, she rolled them down before taking off her garter belt and slipping the gown over her head. |
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| Bryce tucked his pistol into his back pocket as the window rolled down and revealed a very beautiful brunette woman with dazzling emerald eyes. |
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| Instead it righted itself and rolled the last length to the ground, the prongs of the forks stopping it from going over completely. |
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| His skin was glistening with sweat and he had his sleeves and pants rolled up. |
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| Thunder rolled and raindrops hammered the gardens of Halliel as the storm gave full vent to its fury. |
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| Pounded veal is rolled around mozzarella and prosciutto, an Italian ham, and cooked in Marsala wine with mushrooms and onions. |
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| Thunder rolled through the clouds as the lightning hopped from cloud to cloud and I felt a raindrop hit my cheek as it started to sprinkle down. |
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| Niverville rolled through the round robin at the provincials without a loss scoring four straight-set victories. |
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| Proving his critics wrong Danny rolled up his trousers and let leg waxers loose on his thick hairy legs. |
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| Colleen groaned and rolled onto her side, looking deploringly at her mother. |
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| Kayla followed suit, and the three of them rolled to a jerky stop at the foot of a skyscraper. |
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| They watched silently as the old plane lumbered over to gate 2, discharging a huge, billowing black cloud as it rolled to a jerky stop. |
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| I rolled back onto the bed feeling the residual warmth of our bodies still radiating from the pillows and puff. |
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| Those who ate the rolled oats were able to cycle significantly longer than those who ate the puffed rice, due to greater glucose availability. |
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| Living by a prison was a culture shock at first for many of the families, but as time rolled on, everyone became desensitized by it. |
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| He was in awesome form, scoring two tries as Leicester rolled over the opposition and he deservingly won the coveted Man of the Match award. |
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| Whether a rolled ankle, a torn ligament or a pulled muscle, rare is the athlete who has not had to battle through physical pain. |
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| After his victory, Alexander rolled through Asia Minor, detouring to Gordium to meet up with his general Parmenio. |
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| The sleeves of his black shirt were rolled to his elbows and his washed out black jeans added charm to his looks. |
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| So one day Bibbo's luggage was packed up, two tin trunks, and bedding rolled up in a dhurrie. |
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| Then it was rolled down to the water's edge along a walkway and loaded on to a powder hoy to be ferried to the waiting warship. |
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| A nanotube is essentially a sheet of graphite rolled into a cylinder forming a single molecule. |
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| They rolled down the grassy slope through the rabbit droppings that were probably there when I did my own rolling but was too young to care. |
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| This looks like the last roll of the dice from the political dinosaurs and they just rolled a two. |
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| A wind whistled through the jagged rocks and the growl of thunder rolled around the mountain slopes. |
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| He rolled his eyes at himself as he thought of how much he had sounded like a foppish dandy worrying over his appearance. |
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| Not being a sailing vessel, our motor boat rolled and wallowed slowly with every wave. |
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| If it was a half-slip, you probably rolled it up a few times at the elasticated waist and made a mental note to check it again in about an hour. |
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| The kids played football with bags rolled up in elastic bands, in bare feet. |
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| I rolled it up, secured it with an elastic band, and propped it safely in the corner behind the door against his return. |
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| Popovic deflected the ball on, and it rolled to Routledge whose powerful low shot deflected off the hapless Jason Shackell into the net. |
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| The ball is rolled back and the home side's defenders stroke it around between them for some early touches. |
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| As the trucks and buses rolled out, the village took on the appearance of a ghost town, with only a few stray dogs roaming the empty streets. |
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| Bethany, age 11, got up and rolled her bedding from the dinette and put it away, and prepared our small galley for me to make breakfast. |
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| Beth rolled her eyes at her, then put up an imaginary microphone, pretending that she was a game show host. |
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| Consumably melted ingots, up to four inches diameter, were extruded to rod or forged and rolled to sheet. |
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| Both guards instinctively dropped to the ground and rolled towards the walls. |
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| He wore no blazer and his white dress shirt was rolled up around his nicely toned arms, a tribal tattoo peaking out from under the shirt. |
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| We created dozens of elaborate elastic-powered missiles containing tightly rolled paper, drawing pins and paper clips. |
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| Two door cars and two dragsters remained in competition when Saturday's Super Pro semi-finals rolled around. |
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| Falling back against the downy pillows, he rolled over to the phone and picked it up. |
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| No ordinary doobie, this one is rolled with four-leaf clovers which, when smoked by the Leprechaun, will rob him of all his magical powers. |
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| I rolled my eyes, giving into his exertion of force, and following him down the street back home. |
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| We each lay stomach-down on an exercise ball and walked forward on our hands while the ball rolled down our legs to our feet. |
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| The plane rolled to the left and I fell through the pilot's escape hatch and was free of the aircraft. |
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| Gabriel rolled his eyes at the over-abundance and grunted at the excessiveness until his eyes caught glimpse of the shower. |
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| The roots are rolled tightly, like a cigarette, in excelsior and plastic to keep the roots moist until planting time. |
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| He has rolled out all kinds of excuses for acting like a big tuneless divvy. |
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| Beams of ash and oak were split along the grain by wedges, and they rolled great manna ashes down from the mountains. |
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| Suddenly, as if it had a will of its own, the ball rolled backwards, building speed. |
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| In contrast to many of the self-portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless, and with his shirt sleeves rolled up. |
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| The steel is cast in ingots, and the ingots are rolled on a slabbing mill or a blooming mill into slabs or sheet bars. |
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| His second shot landed on the green, 10 feet short, but checked and rolled backwards off the green. |
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| The slabs or sheet bars are then conditioned prior to being hot rolled on a finishing mill. |
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| As if they were in grade school again, they rolled over one another, fiercely hitting whenever and wherever they could. |
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| I knew from the way she rolled her eyes that he was performing his ritual inquisition. |
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| Their mom just rolled her eyes and went back to washing the breakfast dishes. |
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| Mina rolled the window back up and floored the accelerator, and they took off at fifty miles per hour. |
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| They were weighed and wrapped in a cone of paper, which was quickly and expertly rolled by the shopkeeper. |
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| As she watched, his eyes rolled back in his head and he pitched forward into her arms. |
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| The jockey pitched on to the firm turf and rolled over several times before lying prone. |
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| That doesn't come until the next game, after she has rolled consecutive gutter balls in the same frame. |
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| Leave the remainder of the ribbon loose to permit the place mat to be rolled up and tied. |
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| Golden waves of hair were plastered to his face, dripping beads of water that one by one glided off the strands and rolled down his back. |
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| A meteorite crashed through the ceiling, bounced off the radio console, swiped the side of her left thigh and rolled onto the floor. |
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| Initially the loans will only be available through intermediaries, but are expected to be rolled out in the branches shortly after. |
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| I sort of guessed something was wrong when I parked on a steep hill, put the handbrake full on and promptly rolled backwards. |
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| As I rolled backwards into the warm waters I was surprised to the point of grunting in contentment. |
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| Stones plinked out of the frozen face and rolled musically onto the moraine. |
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| If the pilot scheme is successful similar schemes could be rolled out across the district in the New Year. |
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| A tear rolled down my cheek and landed with a soft plop on the cover of a dark blue book. |
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| Hoshiko rolled onto her stomach, plucking blades of grass from the immaculate lawn. |
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| Starting to gain speed at the end of the hill, she plummeted into a giant stack of rolled up hay. |
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| He could have contradicted the Aussie's statement but the fiver, still rolled up in his weak hand, was enough validation for him. |
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| In this presumably pocketless world, body art served as a wallet, passport, work permit, and business card rolled into one. |
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| And when I finally got it rolled out, I thought it was boring to just cut out rectangles so I got out my heart shaped cookie cutter. |
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| In the course of the ceremony, he will be rolled down the yard of the cooperage in his barrel. |
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| The van rolled several times and collided with a flatbed lorry parked on the hard shoulder while workers were carrying out repairs near by. |
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| Worldwide, 13 million copies of the book had rolled off the presses in a massive print run. |
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| Ali rolled her eyes, imagining being ordered to read and copy chapters about having proper posture. |
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| His tee shot landed in the right-hand bunker and his first attempt at escape rolled back to his feet. |
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| She rolled over, reaching around for the cordless which lay haphazardly on the coffee table. |
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| My companion boldly opened a door in the opposite wall while I hid behind him, and a gust of fog rolled out. |
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| We were flying at 667 feet per second, and just about the time I remembered to gulp some air, we rolled upside down, then flipped right-side up. |
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| On offer is a selection of sushi, sashimi and temaki, fish and vegetable combinations rolled in seaweed-wrapped cones. |
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| Her palms hit the hard stone ring and she flipped over and rolled to her feet. |
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| Alex rolled her eyes, went into her room and began rummaging through her drawers. |
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| Shaidanna rolled her eyes, suddenly realizing where Galen had picked up his flippant attitude. |
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| Grey clouds rolled in from the south, deep rumbles of thunder accompanying them. |
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| No rolled loin of lamb with grain mustard, crisp pancetta and girolle mushrooms for me, then. |
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| The glossy grass rolled in gentle waves mimicking an ocean they would never see even perched so high up upon the rounded hill. |
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| Our friends having rolled in from the rain, we ordered our meals and set about the poppadums and pickles. |
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| Sara rolled her eyes and flumped back down on her pillows, pulling her comforter back over her head again. |
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| They rolled on the muddy ground for quite some time before Bridget ran inside the house with Mark trailing dirtily behind her. |
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| The sky was a powder blue and white, cottony clouds rolled by, sometimes passing by the sun and blocking its rays and creating shadows on earth. |
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| A flutter of excitement rolled through her stomach and she broke into a sprint, racing for the gate. |
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| The cover crop was rolled with a rolling stalk chopper when it reached the soft dough stage. |
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| Doctor Mighty rolled over, grabbed one of the KryptoLites, and popped it open in a spray of foam. |
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| Clearing the fog from his mind, the general rolled to his feet and slipped on some loose rocks, falling back and down the rocky slope. |
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| By the time they had reached the search area, a fog bank had rolled in from the lake, shrouding the shoreline. |
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| Spectacularly, sweets rolled in all directions, across the floor and underneath the chairs. |
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| She rolled on her side, following her nose to breakfast, that Will must have prepared before she woke. |
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| Then I covered them with rolled fondant and painted them with icing color paste. |
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| For our wedding, we had fresh raspberries mixed in with the filling and a rolled fondant icing. |
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| The United midfielder rolled the ball back for Andy Cole who crashed a shot into the net. |
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| One or more of these provide the ingredients for fufu, a stiff paste, that is rolled into small balls and dipped into stews. |
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| Gone is the raconteur and court jester rolled into one big loveable package. |
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| Aiming carefully, she took the shot and the ball rolled to a stop about a foot from the hole. |
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| Their efforts were rewarded just two minutes from time when the ball was rolled back to Bullock some 25 yards from goal. |
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| Tears rolled down his face as he watched the man tear her clothes away, forcing himself upon her. |
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| He was a neighborhood institution, a Robin Hood who rolled in a caddy, doling out cash to the downtrodden while sticking it to the man. |
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| Stubbornly, he rolled over and refused to wake, a thin rivulet of droll dripping from his chin. |
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| We saw their vapor trails very high and almost overhead as they went into line astern, rolled over and started down right on top of us. |
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| Adam wrenched his vice-like grip off the cranks and gears beneath the vehicle and rolled out from the other end. |
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| The grill of her car gently tapped his lower half as it finally rolled to a complete stop directly in front of him. |
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| Low, dark clouds boiled overhead and lightning flashed and thunder rolled down the mountainside. |
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| He was hit with a sudden flash of vertigo, and his stomach rolled over in a lazy lurch. |
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| She asked as thunder growled outside and clouds rolled in blocking out the sky. |
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| Shot in black and white with dramatic and significant flashes of colour it's three stories rolled into one. |
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| And it'll also save the advertisers money, since they'll be able to feature a film star and cricketer rolled into one. |
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| The pony merely rolled an eye to look up at him and continued cropping the grass lazily. |
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| Since then each day seems to have rolled into another before I've had chance to catch my breath and cross things off the To Do List. |
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| Boulders slid and rolled down the slope, and eventually free-fell onto the talus slopes below. |
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| But don't overlook other cuts of meat on offer, from boned and rolled roasts to fillets and cured bacon. |
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| His crowdie products include one containing wild garlic leaf and other versions rolled in peppercorns or the locally grown pinhead oatmeal. |
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| A smaller set of French doors opens the bedroom to a covered porch so the bed can be rolled outdoors in good weather. |
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| Regular pancetta is cured not smoked, and it is rolled into a sausage-like shape. |
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| His companion just rolled his eyes and began climbing the stairs, a bolt loaded into the small crossbow that he carried. |
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| It was rather a harrowing scene and it grew more frightful the more the clouds rolled in. |
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| Their play with the golden balls was more frolicsome and a couple that rolled into the orchestra pit added a bit more frivolity. |
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| I rolled over, rubbed the back of my arm and settled back on to my front ready to doze back off. |
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| The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one. |
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| As metaphysical mirror images, Yalis remind us we have various animal instincts rolled into this human form. |
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| At any rate, she rolled up the cuffs of her camouflage cargo pants a few times so she didn't trip if today's class required running. |
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| In jeans made of this denim, the cuffs can be rolled up for colorful effects. |
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| My jeans were only slightly damp at the cuffs, so I rolled them up a little. |
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| The weather was starting to get a bit frosty and I rolled my window up to keep the chill out. |
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| These seven males carried the egg away from the nest in their mandibles or rolled it out of the nest by pushing with the culmen. |
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| Add about three-quarters of a cupful of normal rolled oats, and a little less than half a teaspoon of coarse seasalt. |
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| She rolled her eyes and wondered why she even asked when she saw him standing a little further away, angling his camera for a shot. |
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| There may have been some sofware updates to the lappies rolled out to the kids, I don't know. |
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| The plane rolled to a stop and the crew dropped a knotted rope ladder. |
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| He rolled his eyes at the female flirt and followed Michelle inside. |
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| Simon rolled his eyes and picked up a black teddy with a pompom fringe. |
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| The glitch was discovered by Lothian and Borders Police in 2002 during pilot tests of tagging devices before they were rolled out across Scotland. |
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| The veteran infantry of the Consular Guard stood lounging in ranks as the vulgar uproar near the little hamlet grew in intensity and rolled slowly toward them. |
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| In Chinese culture, whole pomegranates were rolled onto the floor of the wedding chamber to promote fruitfulness during the consummation of the marriage. |
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| The outer edge is being cut to contour and then rolled into shape. |
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| I rolled my eyes at him, while he put the golden crown on top of my head. |
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| Dom flicked the striker with his thumb which rolled against the flint, it then made a spark that ignited the fuel it contained, creating a small flame. |
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| The waitress rolled her eyes and walked away with a flip of her hair. |
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| Laura rolled her eyes not knowing whether he was serious or flirting. |
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| What about when every reporter in the Persian Gulf rolled over like a troupe of trained Pomeranians with pretty pink bows in their hair during the war? |
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| My favourite was the filet of sole Florentine, which consisted of a piece of sole rolled around a stuffing of spinach and herbs, served with slightly undercooked rice. |
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| Tiny cogs and flywheels rolled or flew into the corners of the room. |
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| He said new buildings and facilities will be rolled out in the new campus and a wide range of new degree courses and postgraduate courses will come on stream. |
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| The calcium-rich ice cream was first rolled out in three test markets and supported with couponing, point of sale and a small public relations effort. |
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| Off balance, he rolled to the ground and regained his footing. |
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| Alex lost his footing, hit the ground, and rolled to a stop. |
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| In the space of only a few months, the word SARS has rolled around the world, bringing panic and fear to some places and a sense of foreboding to others. |
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| Russ rolled his eyes as he forked some bland food into his mouth. |
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| She hopped in the car, cranked the engine, and rolled down the window. |
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| At that moment the first of the early morning wagons rolled thunderingly, creakingly, sqeakingly by the garden wall, and without a word the two lovers dressed. |
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| I just rolled out of the bed groggy, with a massive headache, sore eyes, a foul taste in my mouth and the smell of cigarettes on my clothes and in my hair. |
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| I rolled over to face him, I was getting a crick in my neck. |
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| When I got to the company who was interviewing me, I rolled my sleeves back down and realised I'd sweated so much the sleeves were all wet and they'd crinkled up as well. |
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| Culture involves a hanging sheet of acrylic of an approximate pine-tree shape, on which are mounted 26 petri dishes, most containing thin cross sections of rolled canvas. |
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| For homecomings and family gatherings, there is usually a sumptuous spread of cakes and pastries, including crullers and thin pancakes rolled around whipped cream. |
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| I let out a small cry and a few tears rolled down my cheeks. |
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| There was a dude with dreads that was smoking some wacky, and just rolled straight in and came up the other side and pulled a frontside handplant like it was nothing. |
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| Bending over, he rolled up the cuffs on his legs to just below his knees. |
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| I rolled my eyes and curled my upper lip in feigned revulsion. |
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| The dough was rolled and folded several times around chunks of fat to create rich layers, each fortified with a healthy dose of sugar, currants, and dried fruit. |
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| She groaned and rolled over, surprised at the surface's soft, cushiness. |
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| He missed a fine cut on a red into the yellow pocket, but the cue ball bounced off three cushions and rolled back up the table to nudge the red into the pocket. |
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| I recognised it as one of those forward emails, and I rolled my eyes. |
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| She rolled off of the futon that Richard slept on and stood up. |
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| I have it on good authority that after a commentary recording session between her and Baker, the engineers found a good portion of gak rolled up in there. |
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| The patient should use pillows, rolled towels, blankets, or large pieces of foam to prop his or her body into the prescribed head position for sleeping. |
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| A traditional game among the Afar, an ethnic group, is kwosso, in which the goal is to keep a ball made of rolled goatskins away from the opposing team. |
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| The cadences and rhymes of such poems linger, sweet and familiar as a well-sucked gobstopper, to be rolled round the mouth again and again as one grows up. |
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| After they are descaled, these hot bands are cold rolled to the required thickness and coils off the cold mill are either annealed and descaled or bright annealed. |
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| The track rolled down a steep descent and then gathered itself again in tight knots and ruts which led us through a long, spreading puddle to an estate gate. |
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| Among the cold dishes were rare beef fillet on olive bread with red pepper confit, and grilled aubergine rolled around chickpea puree and harissa. |
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| Carbon nanotubes are rolled up sheets of graphene just a few nanometres in diameter that can behave as either metals or semiconductors depending on their atomic arrangement. |
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| Each number rolled on the die corresponds to a specific category. |
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| We rolled down the windows to enjoy the fresh scent of the green forest and slowed down to pass through small towns and past quiet country schools. |
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| He was ejected from the vehicle and the vehicle rolled over him. |
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| If rolled up in this way in only one of the three dimensions of space this would correspond to a sheet being glued along two edges to form a cylinder. |
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| So tonight I gritted my teeth, rolled up my sleeves, and washed her. |
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| He rolled off of me, unable to contain his groan of disappointment. |
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| He grumbled under his breath in response as he rolled his eyes. |
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| Karl guffawed loudly, but covered it with a cough and rolled over. |
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| It rolled up on a pair of silent hinges, disclosing a narrow stairwell. |
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| I rolled the ball down the lane, but it ended up being a gutter ball. |
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| We both rolled our eyes at the constant baby poop chatter all around us, and at this point, we both thought we knew exactly how to raise our children. |
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| The amphtrac floated on pontoons and rolled on cleated tank treads, enabling the craft not only to propel itself in water but also to climb across exposed reefs. |
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| Smooth centre enrobed with milk chocolate and rolled in milk chocolate flakes. |
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| This process will be rolled out and pursued with annual internal assessments to measure results and maintain momentum for constant progress. |
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| The plan is a careful scale drawing, draughted at a size that could easily be rolled up and rolled out on location. |
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| Major indicators of social well-being, from infant mortality to life expectancy, had rolled backward. |
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| As the car slowly rolled past him, he raised his bowl to the window, not speaking, and stared at me for a moment with celestial, incomprehensible, glacial blue eyes. |
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| The couple rolled inside, continually locked in an embrace, to lead the way for visitors. |
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| I felt as if the pillars were whizzing by, the pavement rolled under my feet. |
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| By the time the 80's rolled around, Ken's main squeeze had gotten her groove back. |
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| By the way, I wouldnt be surprised if you rolled this letter into a paper ball or made a paper airplane out of it and threw it out the window. |
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| So we postulate that autogenetic dermis rolled up to form a tube may be an ideal scaffold for tissue-engineered blood vessels. |
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| They don't know that you just mopped the floor or that the dead groundhog they just rolled in makes your house reek to high heaven. |
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| Dust clouds rolled out to sea and then, sound being a slowcoach, the thunder of falling rubble reached us. |
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| He rolled up into a little ball, like a toy that you could take apart and put back together, got into the synagogue and opened it up. |
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| The value of customer relationship management would increase exponentially as it was rolled out to more functional areas and duty stations. |
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| We rolled out phase one of our implementation of rNews – a new standard for embedding machine-readable publishing metadata into HTML documents. |
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| Once the staircase is atop its steel cradle, it will be jacked up and rolled to Vesey Street. |
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| In one hand they held the rolled aviation messenger bag that their team would carry through Switzerland. |
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| It would be better if the excesses of legalism were rolled back, so that Americans feel readier to impeach the next perjurious president. |
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| The large meal is served with two rolled biscuits and the small meal is served with one. |
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| For that incident, the victim stated how he was playing in the backyard with his siblings when the ball was thrown and rolled past the suspect. |
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| I cut the entire thing at its base with electric hedge trimmers, rolled it up like a huge carpet and hauled it off. |
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| He was duped, he was bamboozled, he was outfoxed, and he rolled over way too early. |
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| He unbuttoned the tuxedo jacket and rolled the sleeves to his elbows. |
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| They then rolled her onto her back and bound her, spread-eagled, with ropes and cords. |
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| The menu includes dishes like zucchini blossom and saffron soup, and rolled mullet stuffed with green pattypan squash. |
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| He then rolled his opponent in to the casket and closed the lid to gain the victory. |
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| Just as our observer passed, the picketer decided to call it a night, took off the cards, rolled them up and tied them with a string. |
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| But within a block, the downpour had rolled off my waterproof jacket and soaked my jeans through. |
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| In retaliation, Northern Alliance guards herded Lindh's unit into the basement of the fortress, then rolled a grenade down an airshaft. |
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| Creative, perseverant and diplomatic, Giuseppe is a talented professional, and an attentive and funny colleague all rolled into one. |
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| Ominous clouds swollen by stifling heat rolled across north Florida's parched Apalachicola National Forest. |
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| Another wale was broken downward off the dock as the vessel rolled over and one pile was damaged by the ladder rungs on the A-frame gantry. |
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| He actually dropped to the ground just as a giant pickup rolled over him. |
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| They held tightly to ceiling straps as the helicopter rolled and pitched through the sky like a ship plunging through a heavy sea. |
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| Thinly rolled out pieces of dough boiled in the broth serve to provide carbohydrates. |
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| A thorny tangled patch of brambles, a grotesque confusion of growth, twenty feet high, rolled like a rogue wave over the roof. |
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| One hand is deep in the pocket of a chunky fisherman's chemise with a middy collar and rolled cuffs, and she has thrust a flower into the belt. |
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| We have rolled up our sleeves to fix up the garden, which was really dreary. |
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| Katsu shrimp, shiso leaf, oshinko and tobiko rolled in a raw filet of hamachi. |
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| He rolled the body to the river's edge, bound the limbs with shoe laces, stuffed rocks in the pockets, and watched his longtime lurker sink. |
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| The characteristic handle is a heavy rolled loop, soldered or riveted to the body. |
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| In North Dakota, a busload of tourists from Alberta rolled on a slushy highway during the storm. |
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| Then a high pitch by Rivera thumped off Posada's glove and rolled about 15 feet away. |
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| Yet the Ottawa Sun has just revealed the sordid truth: Canada's welcome mat is still rolled out for foreign strippers and lap dancers. |
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| And if it wasn't good, he would whip out his computer and change it as we rolled on in a transit. |
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| Infested trees show rolled leaves and may be completely defoliated for a year or two but normally recover with only growth loss. |
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| Ramps come down on each side of the tire cage to allow the tires to be easily rolled into the cage. |
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| In one case, for example, a 52-foot vessel was impounded because of cocaine dust found on a rolled up dollar bill. |
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| She was left unattended and rolled off the couch and onto a steam vaporizer that was blowing on the floor, Scarpinati recalled on Facebook. |
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| The reaction of the public was immediate, and many people rolled in the thick cottony carpet created by these incredible fireworks of feathers. |
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| For a beautiful rolled edge, thread the looper with decorative thread and the needle and lower looper with lightweight regular thread. |
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| Some think that it comes from onomatopoeia refering to the breath and to the rattle of couscous grains when rolled in the hand. |
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| The look has been dubbed kinfolk man, and comes with tweedy jackets or wrinkly linen trousers rolled up at the hems and drab haircuts. |
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| Cold rolled sheets are manufactured by the uncoiling and cold rolling of hot rolled coils. |
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| He rolled balls of varying size and weight down slopes with varying angles of incline. He showed that an object thrown into the air falls to the earth along a parabola. |
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| Third, I would say that the millimetre wave scanner is a better mousetrap and should be rolled out across the country. |
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| As the students repair leaks from damaged bulkheads the hull can be progressively flooded with water and rolled through 20 degrees, just like a ship at sea. |
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| I fell to the floor and rolled beneath the ledge of the cabinet. |
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| I rolled out of bed at six and shuffled to the bathroom to brush my teeth, clean and put away my retainers, and wash my face in a pitiful attempt to wake up. |
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| Cordelia rolled her eyes, but was too tired to give a scathing retort. |
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| So I made comfort food, my take on a tater tot — Cabot Cheddar coated in skillet-bacon spread and rolled in crushed potato chips. |
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| In what was a reverse of events of Tynecastle, the Glasgow giants rolled over their inter-city adversaries with a breathtaking simplicity to surge ahead in the title race. |
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| My guide, Steve Marshall, took our party of seven on a little cruise to get positioned before the tidal bore rolled in. |
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| Silver is second to gold in malleability and ductility, being easily rolled or beaten into foil or drawn into fine wire. |
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| Lucy and Misty were fine all taking their tablets between two pieces of ham, but when it came to Eric he was not having any of it and the tablet rolled away. |
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| Her legacy rolled into Britain on the second leg of a world tour to regale fans via the medium of diamonds, pearls and outrageous haute-couture. |
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| Can drainage ditches be stabilized against erosion by installing riprap or a rolled erosion control product immediately after they have been developed? |
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| The amazing Formosa Jade Oolong is tediously hand rolled and lightly fermented. |
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| The Group has rolled out a security protocol that includes security specifications for decoder manufacturers. |
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| Those Roman candles over the nation's cities provided the only sound and fury as the last minutes of the old century rolled over to the first minutes of the new. |
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| The complete unfurling of a mechanical structure stored in a compact form, for example folded or rolled up. |
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| Applications can be rolled back to their original captured state on a per-user basis by deleting the sandbox. |
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| It is a good-sized quarter pounder of pearly meat spiced and rolled in Japanese breadcrumbs, then pan-fried to a crisp. |
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| When a large wave passed under the vessel, she rolled heavily, causing the line to ride up the vertical guide roller. |
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| He tramped under his feet the trees and rocks rolled under his feet while rushing away. |
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| The dough is kneaded briefly, then rolled and cut to shape, usually triangular, and brushed with the reserved egg white prior to baking. |
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| His long loincloth is folded at the front and rolled up at his waist, where it is secured by a rope belt. |
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| Bleary-eyed, I rolled out of bed at five minutes to seven in the morning and rushed to the prayer meeting. |
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| As a founder, you may feel guilty and disloyal or jubilant and free-or all of those emotions rolled into one-its quite confusing. |
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| Under the loess layer there is a layer of gravel, including rolled flintstones and sandstone fragments. |
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| Instead of compressing tea leaves into bricks, the leaves were dried, rolled and then heated in iron woks. |
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| The tubes are then heated, drawn, rolled and annealed to create a flat tape. |
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| Once rolled and annealed the foil is wound onto reels of a width not exceeding 650 mm. |
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| They are small chunk of the sheep paunch rolled out and stuffed with bacon, garlic, parsley and white wine. |
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| This time needs to be savoured, rolled around the palate and gums as though tasting a wine, extracting every last drop of flavour from it, every tiny hint of summer. |
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| In addition, we rolled out new and unique large package sizes for treats in the mass merchandise channel. |
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| To Josefina's delight, Beatrix was wearing a knitted tea cosy on her head, and when she laughed she rolled a little and slapped her knee with her small chubby hands. |
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