She just had to remember not to roll off the top during the night.

Hit a good approach and watch the ball roll off on either side.

She rolled off the bed and held out a hand.

He rolled off the bed and went to the door.

He looked down at her, then rolled off and went to the window.

I said some of these things to him, but they just rolled off.

But then he rolled off of her and went back to where he'd been against the wall.

Dad let go of his arms and rolled off him.

Quickly I rolled off the top of the bush and then under it.

The first 600s rolled off the production line in the following year.

"I remember the ball rolling off the back of the green and everyone just looking at me."

It was large enough to sleep upon without rolling off.

The man rolled off of her, turning as he did.

His mother rolled off him, she was covered in blood.

At last he rolled off and lay on his back.

The patient, just as the light went out, had rolled off and under the table.

And I have to keep one hand on the baby so she doesn't roll off the changing table.

He didn't need the land engine rolling off on its own.

He rolled off the bed, only to find himself barely able to stand.

She rolled off the far side of the bed, putting some space between herself and the much larger human.

Just as she was about to make an attempt, he rolled off her onto his side.

After a time he rolled off her so she could breathe.

The man rolled off of her, reached for his shirt.

When he got outside, sweat was rolling off his face.

The figures rolled off the table and fell to the floor.

Can handle roll-on/roll-off, with two dedicated tanker births:

That is the primary reason why the National Government constructed the port to serve as a roll-on/roll-off (RORO) gateway.

Feeding either through a series resistance results in a loss of control on the moving diaphragm by the amplifier, usually resulting in a peak in the bass response with a rapid 'roll-off' below the frequency of the peak.

Ships of different types, i.e. cargo and passenger ferries, container ships, RoRo (Roll-on/roll-off) ships and dry bulk ships call at Tsuruga port, carrying general merchandises, coal, lumber, cars, buses and trucks.