roll out In A Sentence

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• There, Sprint has been able to roll out services statewide.
• I listened to the roll out yesterday and found it light on details.
• We watched as they prepared the filling and dough and then were able to roll out our own pierogis.
• -- roll out refrigerated sugar cookie dough then let the kids use ghosts, pumpkins, witches and other Halloween cookie cutters.
• Unlike the earlier roll-out of the Common Core ( CC ) math and English standards, states have no financial incentives from federal grants to adopt the Next Generation Science Standards.
• SO roll out ANOTHER BUS THEN.
• Few people have the desire to roll out of bed and pump iron.
• I keep expecting him to roll out a well vetted Single Payer system or Medicare for all.
• The wireless companies plan to roll out the venture within 18 months.
• The portions are just enough to fill you up without making you want to roll out of the restaurant.
• This small town is an epitome of everything that go can wrong when secrets roll out of control.
• When bad things happen, it's just kind of roll out in narrative.
• Why would you even think it is acceptable to roll out dead sod for someone that has paid for it.
• This may roll out as a full consolidation, over time, between pharma, biotech and generics companies.
• You will roll out of here.
• You can roll out of your bed and order your cards online.
• It can easily be knocked off the dresser or bedside and could roll out of reach under furniture.
• So be prepared to roll out onto The Strip with whatever you are wearing.
• The lemon with rind and ponzu sauce makes the flavors of this sushi roll out of this world.
• Anyone with one could roll out any nonsense they wished.
• I am tempted to advise Green to just shut down the food side and roll out the Tsoynamis non stop.
• Ruthie continues to roll out one amazing hot story after another.
• So good that I starve myself and roll out of there every time.
• And because they serve breakfast, it's a great place to roll out of bed for on Sunday mornings.
• I wanted to roll out of there.
• Amazing spot to roll out your weekends.
• My favorite ribs anywhere a full rack and you roll out of here.
• We still talk about our dinner there as we had to roll out we were so pleasantly stuffed.
• Roll out the dough on a floured surface.
• Roll out each portion of dough between sheets of waxed paper.
• Pinch off balls of the dough, about the size of an apple and roll out to a 14-inch circle.
• Waves of silky chilliness roll out of the blender, but the ice cream is so drab.
• Food doesn't roll out the fastest, so just be prepared for that.
• One would whack the Springerle rolling pin against one's hand a few times, to dislodge any flour caked into the designs on it, and then proceed to carefully but firmly roll out the molds.
• 00 you would think they would roll out red carpet every time you came in, but no.
• Roll out sausage meat on flat surface with a pastry roller.
• The server had the nerve to act like it was fine, stating they now roll out the dough thinner.
• The clumsy idiotic Muslim ban is just a roll out.
• Now we just have to make sure we strap him in so he doesn't roll out of it.
• Roll the movies and roll out the red carpet.
• Double the recipe, and roll out the bottom crust as described above.
• I am surprised that I didn't roll out the door after my meal.
• We're asking why you allowed your team to roll out a poorly researched executive order.
• PLEASE, PLEASE roll out the smaller lunch portions at all Pei Wei locations.
• I love the Red and Black decor and the seating that consisted of couches and roll out chairs.
• And, as gifted mimic, Boswell could roll out the magisterial Johnsonian cadences.
• It's difficult to find roll out in a sentence.
• As soon as she started rolling over she could just roll out of the seat.
• Weird curly robots that roll out of somersaults and shoot.
• The system originally was scheduled to roll out in late 1995.
• I'd like to be able to wake up, roll out of bed, go to the strip and get something to eat.
• Finally things started to roll out and get funnier for the night.
• Just filling enough, but not to the point where you'll need to roll out of there.
• Margharita pizza was floppy and wet and the dough was a roll out Pillsbury pizza dough.
• I'm betting they roll out a new, improved, equally terrible AHCA by the end of the year.
• Either it's time to roll out the Thorazine or otherwise remove him from office.
• Imagine a brick thrown into a lake and the ripples that roll out to reach the shore.
• Do yourself a favor, roll out your bed, put anything on your feet, and go.
• Hutchison plans to roll out its mobile service nationally, either late next year or early in 1994.
• I decided to roll out at 2 o'clock and here by none from so cal.
• Roll out the barrels as in Serbia.
• Chill until firm enough to roll out, about 1 hour.
• You can't finish it and have to roll out of there.
• Sky is the limit with how they will progress, I am excited for more of their stuff to roll out.
• There is no block or jump, but you can dive roll out of the way.
• A typical design for a database with monthly roll-out based on sale_date, would be to use sale_date as the table partitioning key and create a separate partition for each month.
• Try as hard as they can, but the simple fact is that the roll out.
• You may need to roll out dough slightly with a rolling pin.
• We got a king size bed, roll out futon sofa, and a small kitchen area.
• Kane tried to rip Mysterio's mask off only for Mysterio to roll out of the ring.
• My pad of yellow post it notes was like kryptonite to these pens, the ink did not roll out smooth.
• We told the waiter it was our first time, expecting him to roll out the red carpet.
• For supporting roll-out, DB2 partitioning features have some noteworthy features geared to different business needs.
• Okay, you don't actually have to roll out a red carpet.
• My friends will envy me next year when the zucchinis ripen and I roll out these two recipes.
• I haven't had a chance to roll out there to try it.
• Literally even if you were to roll out the crepe.
• The roll out of the sorrowing widow was very effective.
• "MTV cash flow growth was extra strong, especially given development spending to roll-out networks overseas, " he said.
• The house keeper came with the pillowcases, but the spray and roll out bed never came.
• They intend for his offense to roll out the big plays.
• He even came back the next day and helped me roll out the clear top coat.
• Automobile companies continue to roll out RDS-TMC products.
• Roll out of bed and head on down to Flavyours.
• They roll out food on a cart so that is different.
• As with every new kids show on television, toys began to roll out left and right.
• Would be nice if there was more shade especially when it gets super hot maybe a roll out awning.
• Cue the klieg lights, roll out the red carpet and get ready to see some stars.
• Well, obviously, we have to roll out the IRIS scan technology for all domesticate flight screening.
• And now France may roll out the guillotine for the Bankers.
• The story takes it's time to roll out and in that time character development is the focus.
• While I was working, I could roll out of bed and be in my office in half an hour.
• I had to roll out of there, I was so full.
• Things didn't get all blown out of proportion or roll out of control over exactly who Mal is.
• The best songs are Saturday, Oh no, Cold Outside, roll out and Move.
• It felt quite stilted in its roll out.
• They roll out from there.
• The stories roll out like the Clinton emails, timed to do the most damage.
• The Ford Focus was one such car, and in 2011 Ford will roll out an all electric model.
• Roll out is tolerable.