Use "roll by" in a sentence
roll by example sentences
roll by
1. stood watching the whole scene roll by in front of his
2. But then my joy turns to anger, for as the years roll by
3. Words, numbers, and sentences continue to scroll by and match up with alien symbols scrolling towards the right
4. ’ English words and alien symbols start to scroll by very fast all over the screen
5. Hiding in line behind a water pipe made of cement, they watched a grey police car roll by slowly and recognized the moustache of Juarez in the passenger seat
6. The boulder rolls across the "X" as the Roadrunner watches it roll by
7. She caught a taxi easily and watched the city roll by as he made his way
8. The movie was just ending, so she watched the names scroll by
9. He let his burning forehead rest against the inside of the window and watched the empty streets scroll by, sparkler sticks, downtrodden little flags, the metal gates of loading docks graffiti’d with the hundred secret names of God
10. Several of the principals attending the emergency session knew Carroll by reputation
11. It was a call that took Carroll by surprise
12. The value of the June/August 80 roll should differ from the value of the 90 roll by the interest on the difference between 80 and 90
13. Thirty years! At the end of which time you stroll by God's guillotine! He chops off your crazed old eagle's head and plants it on a sunburned, forever golden, young man's body! What a price I have paid, but worth it
14. The one that Ireland shaped herself with her weathers and waters, her seedings and harvestings, her brans and mashes, her brews, bottlings, and ladlings-out, her summer-grain-colored pubs astir and advance with the wind in the wheat and barley by night: you may hear the good whisper way out in forest, on bog, as you roll by
15. It certainly is sad that turpitude heaped up should give a sum total of gayety, that by piling ignominy upon opprobrium the people should be enticed, that the system of spying, and serving as caryatids to prostitution should amuse the rabble when it confronts them, that the crowd loves to behold that monstrous living pile of tinsel rags, half dung, half light, roll by on four wheels howling and laughing, that they should clap their hands at this glory composed of all shames, that there would be no festival for the populace, did not the police promenade in their midst these sorts of twenty-headed hydras of joy
16. She sat erect, with her very charming head in the air, and let the miles roll by in silence
