But in Queens, the machine rolled on — until Tuesday.
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The plane rolled on its left wing, then its right.
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The dice, too, are rolled on carpet, not any hard surface.
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When the credits rolled on Us, I realized I needed a minute.
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It rolled on a ball and could handle corners with enviable ease.
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Trump rolled on, making email jokes, WikiLeaks jokes and all-purpose insults.
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As the years have rolled on, the alerts have gotten more elaborate.
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The major averages also hit record highs as earnings season rolled on.
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Senate Democrats are about to get rolled on Donald Trump's Cabinet picks.
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I rolled on the ground in pain, trying to catch my breath again.
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The gondola hit the dunes hard, bounced twice, then rolled on its side.
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A spokesperson for Telegram confirmed the bug fix had rolled on September 5.
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The schedule rolled on, without a player whose presence loomed over the ballpark.
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On Friday, stocks had closed in positive territory as earnings season rolled on.
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As it rolled on, Opportunity came across a meteorite, its lithology distinctively un-Martian.
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Big Ang's estranged husband broke down in tears Sunday as her wake rolled on.
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Foster, 25, was injured during a team drill when the leg was rolled on.
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But as the questions rolled on, starting with Hollywood, Moriarty eased into her role.
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And each day the impeachment inquiry rolled on, new explosive details came to light.
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So many times, we had rolled on the floor, giggling and chasing each other.
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U.S. stock index futures rose on Wednesday as the corporate earnings season rolled on.
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On nine occasions, Brickyard 400 winners have rolled on to win NASCAR's most prestigious title.
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Meanwhile, stocks on Wall Street touched record levels on Friday as earnings season rolled on.
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Once again, the Patriots got a fresh play clock, and the game clock rolled on.
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When clips rolled on a giant fake TV, to deafening laughter, the cast watched, too.
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But as the night rolled on, more and more people from my past started showing up.
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As the year rolled on, the new administration continued to stifle the flow of climate information.
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The complacency rolled on until troubled Bear Stearns was swallowed by JPMorgan in March of 2008.
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However, by the time credits rolled on Season 1, it was clear Michael was no ordinary baby.
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When I did that, the hero rolled on as if it was one continuous line of blocks.
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CNN cameras rolled on a recent spring afternoon as a taxi cab pulled up to the street.
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The complacency rolled on until the troubled Bear Stearns was swallowed by JPMorgan Chase in March 2008.
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But as the count has rolled on, only socialist Kshama Sawant is in real danger of losing.
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Comparisons between The Last Jedi and Empire have been flying around since credits rolled on The Force Awakens.
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"His son will now carry out an execution of some prisoners," Hassan said, as the footage rolled on.
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"Get off me you f-----g n----r," he yelled at me as we rolled on the pitch.
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Directed by Mr. Foglia, the simple, fluid staging, with just a few rolled-on props, comes from Houston.
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Earlier, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq followed the Dow higher as a strong earnings season rolled on.
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The golden era rolled on for a nearly decade under his successors, Leonard Woodcock and Douglas A. Fraser.
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It rolled on a large scaffolding that would have recently carried electricians and painters at a DDG site.
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But as 1998 rolled on, it became clear that Jud Jud was nearing the end of the line.
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Blakeley White-McGuire suddenly slid to the floor and rolled on her back in a sequence of subdued writhing.
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Disruption scheduled to end on Sunday rolled on until Thursday morning, with customers still reporting issues via social media.
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After The Nice Guy, Johnny moved on to Ace of Diamonds strip club ... where the party train rolled on.
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One officer rolled on the pavement with his clothing on fire while fellow officers helped put out the flames.
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President Donald Trump addressed the Korean National Assembly on Wednesday as his five-country tour of Asia rolled on.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 closed higher by 202.13 percent at 5855.9 as earnings season rolled on.
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For example some dogs nosed their owner&aposs leg or rolled on their back when they wanted to be scratched.
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The Nasdaq Composite gained 0.19% to 5003,119.79 The major averages struggled for direction as the corporate earnings season rolled on.
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He watched the thing float above him, rolled on his man's back, and snagged it out of the naked air.
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He proved capable of playing through the injury as the season rolled on, but the Packers quickly fell apart anyway.
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We're told the two walked in together and were pretty much inseparable the entire time as the party rolled on.
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But as the movement rolled on, I increasingly wondered what would happen to perpetrators once they were booted off campus.
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Rapper Travis Scott joined in after Big Boi rolled on the field in a Cadillac and wearing a fur coat.
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And now that the credits have rolled on Comic-Con 2016, it's time for us to put a button on it.
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As this year's campaign for president has rolled on, younger Americans have tilted more Democratic generally, according to the IOP's surveys.
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Wearing a new skin, or putting herself into someone else's skin, became something of Ghersi's forte as the years rolled on.
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"He's a moderate at heart, but he got rolled on this," said State Senator Jeff Jackson, a Democrat who represents Charlotte.
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As Mr. Mead made his case, she stood up to challenge him, she recalled, and her involvement rolled on from there.
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So when the credits rolled on P.S. I Still Love You, I didn't feel that I'd wasted my time watching it.
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As the post war decades rolled on, the social democratic end of the deal softened, if at different times in different ways.
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Franklin's voice stormed the heavens, snaked through elaborate melismas and offered tremulous praise, continuing long after the credits rolled on the telecast.
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Testimony in the preliminary hearing also alleged that McMullen rolled on the ground and rubbed dirt on his blood-covered hands and face.
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Not really, the Echo has a handy mute button and as the days rolled on, it felt fairly natural to speak to it.
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Stocks fell on Wednesday as the corporate earnings season rolled on with companies like CSX and Bank of America releasing their quarterly numbers.
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The boat sank in 40 feet of water and then rolled on its wheels into a deeper area with 80 feet of water.
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The smoothness, that production-line mentality in which the club rolled on regardless of the man on the sideline, has long since disappeared.
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A couple of decades after the credits rolled on my own young adulthood, I started to work on a YA novel of my own.
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Poppic dropped the note off herself, and eventually posted it on Facebook, where it proceeded to go viral as the school year rolled on.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday as investors eagerly awaited President Donald Trump's latest State of the Union address while the corporate earnings season rolled on.
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Several fighters ran through the dancers, leapt over the side of the ring head first, and rolled on the ground into a standing position.
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When the sob-inducing credits rolled on Nier: Automata, I had lots of questions about the game and what drives Taro as a creator.
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As the credits rolled on a decidedly silly plot twist, I thought of the serious and well-delivered monologue that kicked off the pilot.
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By the time the credits rolled on my story, I was a stealthy sharpshooter and natural leader with a knack for hacking and persuasion.
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In one case, after he drew a foul, he rolled on the grass in agony, only to jump up once he heard the whistle.
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There's specific rules to PeopleIRollOn's marijuana-infused project: The first and most obvious is that the subject being rolled on must be a recognizable celebrity.
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The number went higher as the days, months, and eventually years rolled on, but at the kind of slow, methodical place reflecting players perfecting perfection.
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Then, while "fully under water," Vance said he unbuckled his seat belt and swam to the surface as the helicopter rolled on top of him.
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The Hawkeyes rolled on offense early, then capitalized on a third-quarter injury that sidelined USC quarterback Kedon Slovis for the rest of the night.
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The crowd stood up and roared with appreciation for six straight minutes as the credits rolled on Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman, which premiered at Cannes on Monday.
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It turned over driftwood logs in search of ants, rolled on its back in the grass, and, to the boys' great delight, pooped on the sand.
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As Disney+'s launch morning rolled on, what became very apparent was that people just wanted to embrace the shows and movies they grew up with.
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The Colombian peso declined 0.8%, down for the fourth day, as a week of demonstrations against rumored government economic plans, corruption and police violence rolled on.
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Still the Spaniard rolled on, soaking up Thiem's best shots, and the cliche beloved of numerous science fiction films and television series seemed appropriate: "Resistance is futile".
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The Model X rolled on two molded concrete shelves along the wall, which were so uneven in places that it felt like riding on a dirt road.
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ABOUT WICHITA STATE (28-4): The Shockers rolled on Friday despite getting three total baskets and 13 combined points from top scorers Landry Shamet and Shaquille Morris.
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Uber rolled on Thursday out a feature allowing users to schedule rides up to 30 days in advance, and as short as 30 minutes ahead of time.
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Speaking with local TV station KUSA last week, Chris' mom, Cindy Watts, described her belief, as the investigation rolled on, that no foul play would be discovered.
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Despite the company denying the ad was related to Trump's immigration stance, the #boycottbudweiser tweets rolled on in, along with #boycottbudwiser, which totally misspells the brand. LOL.
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As cameras clicked, the sow nuzzled her cubs, which rolled on the grass seemingly unfazed by the bear paparazzi on the other side of an electric fence.
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As the second day of the impeachment trial of Donald Trump rolled on, the dairy drink made a small splash in the chamber of the US Senate.
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The boat sank in 40 feet (12 meters) of water and then rolled on its wheels into a deeper area with 80 feet (25 meters) of water.
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As the end credits rolled on Thursday night, it was revealed that the episode was dedicated "in loving memory" to Shandra "Sha" Page Edwards and Suzanne Patmore Gibbs.
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The famed chef took his celebrations a step further — to the ground specifically — when he jokingly collapsed and rolled on the green with his hands in the air.
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North West's 3rd birthday train rolled on Saturday in fancy Bel Air ... and she definitely made a splash with cousin Penelope Disick who's also celebrating a birthday soon.
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Though Telltale's games may technically fall under the "adventure" umbrella, as the years have rolled on, they've slowly erased some of the genre's more traditional elements, like puzzles.
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That was Ben Schafer from Da Capo, and I met him and we got on from the first meeting and it all sort of rolled on from there.
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Indifferent to negotiating with Democrats and ham-handed in dealing with Republicans, he's getting rolled on the major promises of his campaign — health care, infrastructure, taxes and jobs.
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The DWI was later reduced to a lesser charge because Lane wasn't physically driving his car when he was rolled on ... and his suspended license charge was dismissed.
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Soon, the outages rolled on toward the largest blackout in the history of North America, leading to the deaths of of 11 people and damages of around $6 billion.
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Just off Tierney Place in Throgs Neck, Salvatore Zottola, 41, was ambushed by a gunman, who sped off while Mr. Zottola, full of gunshot wounds, rolled on the pavement.
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The transcript ends with a heart-rending exchange, shouted over the roaring storm between the captain and his helmsman, who was trapped as the boat rolled on its side.
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Brad Pitt's string of hilarious acceptance speeches rolled on across the pond for the BAFTA Awards where he brought up Prince Harry and Megxit ... in front of Prince William.
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As the day rolled on, many countries — some once aligned with Venezuela's leftist ideology — rejected the result, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Spain.
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The assembly also approved a resolution supporting a peaceful solution to Nicaragua's political crisis, which has rolled on for more than a year amid protests against President Daniel Ortega.
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The 28-year-old, supposedly vulnerable to an upset after racking up 100 unforced errors in a five-set marathon against Gilles Simon in the fourth round, rolled on remorselessly.
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As the 90s rolled on, we also witnessed a heavy crackdown on dancing in SF, the insanity of the dotcom bubble, and before you knew it, the 90s were over.
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The Marine had also taken shrapnel when the insurgents threw another grenade toward him and Nicoll; Kasal had rolled on top of the more junior marine and absorbed the blast.
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Then, as the season rolled on, we would just as dutifully record their losses next to accounts of the exploits of the university's real star athletes: the field hockey team.
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Daniel Cormier just went OFF on Jon Jones -- the latest in their nasty rivalry -- this time, DC's labeling Jones a cheating, coke-abusing "snitch" who rolled on one of his teammates.
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While the political world buzzed about Biden's comeback, Sanders rolled on, announcing a $46 million February cash haul and drawing 25,85033 people to rallies in Los Angeles and San Jose, Calif.
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By then, the whirlwind news cycle will have rolled on and the Republican version of the Page episode will have been touted by pro-Trump media for days, solidifying conservative opinion.
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Cross-border deal-making rolled on with Reckitt Benckiser up 1.6 percent after saying it would sell its food business to U.S. spice and herbs co McCormick & Co Inc for $4.2 bln.
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NEW YORK, Dec 53 (Reuters) - Major U.S. stock indexes climbed again on Thursday and set fresh record highs as a month-long rally following the presidential election of Donald Trump rolled on.
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You really have to admire Lochte's commitment to this bit of fiction he created—which we learned today when his teammates rolled on him—in front of the Lord and Billy Bush.
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Bounty Hunter rolled on, hit a few jumps, and then a wheel fell off, leaving his vehicle rumbling a little further before simply laying down on the side of the track, defeated.
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Justin's "Purpose" tour rolled on in Scotland, where he scoffed at various reports that he was flying off the rails by demanding that his crowd stop screaming and listen when he talks.
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When part of the roof blew off beside a farm on a back road a few miles from the destination, he pulled over, tossed the shards into the back and rolled on.
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European deal-making also rolled on with U.S. retailer Michael Kors agreeing to buy luxury shoemaker Jimmy Choo for $1.2 billion, sending Jimmy Choo's shares up 16.8 percent to an all-time high.
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European deal-making also rolled on with U.S. retailer Michael Kors agreeing to buy luxury shoemaker Jimmy Choo for $1.2 billion, sending Jimmy Choo's shares up 17 percent to an all-time high.
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Mao landed out of bounds following her first tumbling run, put a hand down and then rolled on to her knee after the second tumbling combination and botched her landing on the third.
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The Patriot-News reports that police believe Plummer may have rolled on top of the baby on the tilted bed and laid on her for "some period of time" while intoxicated and asleep.
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A few days later Murray re-hired Lendl and rolled on to a fifth title at Queen's Club — marking him out as the man to end Djokovic's hunt for a rare calendar slam.
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Nadal scrapped his way through a 10-minute game at the start of the third and rolled on to victory, sealing it with an ace before belting a ball high into the night sky.
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As Cernovich rolled on, I noticed a familiar-looking man in an open-collared shirt, a few feet to my left: Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire who was serving on Trump's transition team.
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Still, the match was thrilling, with the Titans clawing back on the second map to nearly tie things up, only to get rolled on the final point by yet another brilliant run from the Shock.
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The unoccupied truck, which had been parked, rolled on Sunday onto an ahu, a ceremonial mortuary structure that supports about half of the nearly 1,1003 statues, or their toppled remains, local officials and archaeologists said.
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While Bell — a three-time Pro Bowl running back who still hasn't signed his one-year franchise tender — tweeted his thoughts as he watched on television, the Steelers (6-224-22000) rolled on without him.
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You see, Tom Steyer, billionaire Democratic candidate for president who apparently only owns one tie and draws odd stuff on his hand, awkwardly rolled on up what seemed like a ... very tense conversation between Sen.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may be the most powerful Democrat in America, but she just got rolled on an emergency border-funding measure by President Trump and Senate Republicans led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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When not having this card, you must wait three turns (unless doubles are rolled on any of those turns) then, after the third roll, you get out of jail and must pay a fine of $50.
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As I sat and watched their seminal work of art, The 5 (WORST) types of people in a nightclub, I laughed so hard that I literally bust a gut, rolled on the floor, and pissed myself.
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But as the years rolled on, the American military failed to achieve this end goal and was forced to recalibrate the terms of victory, until negotiating with the Taliban seemed to be the only viable option.
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As the summer rolled on, it became clear the RNC would offer Trump its full backing, with a promise to share data and other get-out-the-vote information that it had been building for years.
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As time rolled on and hominin species proliferated and migrated to new territories, P. boisei became a host for genital herpes found in ancestral chimps, causing it to jump from the chimp line into the human line.
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"He just rolled on, unprompted, explaining why it couldn't possibly be true, ending by saying he was thinking of asking me to investigate the allegation to prove it was a lie," Comey writes, according to The Post.
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As the centuries rolled on and other great European family art holdings were broken up and museums became the principal repositories for such things, the Six Collection, which remains in the Six family home, grew in mystique.
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The tomato-red sun rolled on the horizon, sending long black shadows walking across the land, towards the enormous black square that was Phase I of the Sol Dominion power plant, glittering in the last of the sunlight.
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For better or for worse, Jeremy assaulting Rachel felt like a different kind of betrayal — and to be honest, I didn't have faith when the credits rolled on "Infiltration" that the series would treat it as as such.
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But as a carnation sunset bloomed through the window and the courses rolled on—feather-light pouches of pasta filled with cream of asparagus, an earthy duck breast from the Hudson Valley—I found myself setting cynicism aside.
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Apparently, though, the superhero team-up series didn't want to leave even a moment's doubt before the credits rolled on the finale, revealing a badly bruised and bandaged Matt under the care of a nun in the final scene.
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Only a nasty tumble in the third set on Rod Laver Arena stalled his march to victory and the top-seeded Briton said the right ankle he rolled on was "a bit sore" at the end of the contest.
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But not every character had been captured by the time the credits rolled on the finale: In a secret bunker maintained by the lone-wolf pragmatist Frieda Berlin (Dale Soules), 10 of Litchfield's most familiar faces stood their ground.
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As the dispute rolled on, Russia had to divert its oil flows to ports, raising plans for exports via the Baltic Sea outlets of Ust-Luga and Primorsk in January to 6.5 million tonnes from 5.9 million tonnes previously expected.
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On Sunday, the Succession season 2 came to a shocking end (warning: spoilers ahead) and we're still wondering what will become of Waystar Royco and the many relationships that were hanging in the balance when the credits rolled on Sunday's episode.
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Newer menu additions include alfajores ($3), confections with dulce de leche squeezed between a pair of cookies, then rolled on their edges along coconut flakes; and guava sticks ($2), which pack a touch of the tropics into every flaky, fruity bite.
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As the Facebook Live video rolled on Sunday afternoon, Traywick told the camera he was trying out a highly experimental, never-before-tested, gene-altering herpes treatment made by his own company: Ascendance Biomedical, a 20-person, largely self-funded biotech startup.
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The headset can also be used for more mundane but key functionality, like interior decorating, so users can, say, see how a chair looks in a room — akin to third-party demos we've seen rolled on VR headsets like Oculus and Vive.
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Along with the 21 official storm-related deaths in the United States, a member of a tree-removal crew in Florida clearing debris in left behind by Hurricane Matthew lost his life on Monday when a large log rolled on top of him.
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So, if you're going to be going to see "Deadpool" this weekend - and I hope all of you are - do yourself a favor and stick around until all of the names of those involved with the movie have rolled on the big screen.
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LONDON — The juggernaut rolled on for Britain's former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, on Tuesday when he widened his already dominant lead among Conservative lawmakers in the second of several ballots to choose a leader destined to become the country's next prime minister.
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In a meeting with reporters, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) repeatedly shot down the implication that progressives got "rolled" on the border funding bill, or that there would be any meaningful fights on the defense budget Democrats plan to pass this week.
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As the months rolled on and no meaningful action was taken on the nuclear issue, it became clear that the Trump administration wasn't going to pull out of the agreement or attempt to change it in a way that would cause it to collapse.
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As the summer of grift has rolled on into a fraudster's fall filled with new schemes and financial chicanery that are seemingly revealed daily, one storyline has remained relatively consistent: the ongoing legal troubles of convicted Fyre Festival founder and confidence man Billy McFarland.
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The way that Smith rolled on Monday, in his one series, did nothing to demonstrate that he did or did not merit a chance to prove himself beyond the practice field — other than wearing a jersey that did not say "Fitzpatrick" on the back.
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Dressed in a blue blazer and white shirt, a solemn-looking Varthaman was escorted by Fareeha Bugti, the director of the India desk in Pakistan's Foreign Office and Pakistani soldiers to the Wagah border crossing between the two countries as cameras rolled on Friday.
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So much so, in fact, that on Tuesday night, as the Republican race rolled on without its lobotomized neurosurgeon, Stephen Colbert dedicated an entire segment of The Late Show to the whole affair, putting Carson back in online trends, likely for the last time.
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After a 2014 exhibition featuring the "Triumphal Arch," and months of planning that "generated the fattest risk assessment folder ever seen," it was relocated to the paper conservation studio, rolled on a specially designed tube system, and photographed in high-resolution and with infrared and ultraviolet imaging.
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After ambushing Cardi's Rolling Loud set Saturday and begging for forgiveness -- which he didn't seem to receive in the moment -- the Migos MC rolled on over to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in L.A. ... where he was decked out in all gold and a diamond-crusted face mask.
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" The cold open rolled on through this week's headlines, checking off the much-derided piece of news that Trump got two scoops of ice cream when everyone else at a dinner got one before it touched on Trump's claim that he invented the phrase "priming the pump.
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Because one bettor in Vegas, picked up by Associated Press's odds provider RJ Bell, has rolled on a perfect streak for the entirety of the World Series and has used each set of earnings to bet on the next game, earning himself a pot of $14 million.
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Now there were two mummies in crystal boxes in the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, but the regime rolled on without disruption: As Kim III resumed the generation of juche speeches and books, it was as if a single, continuously lying mouth had never stopped talking.
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But Dak Prescott was fine, and he took a couple end zone shots Dez's way: one wasn't thrown quite far enough to the outside to let him make a grab, and the other Dez did catch, almost, but as he rolled on the ground the ball shook loose.
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The big picture: White House officials have finally obtained a copy and are now poring over it, but as the day rolled on yesterday, staff met to discuss strategies to push back — all while President Trump's mood worsened and TV coverage shifted from Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings to the book.
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" The theater that Thursday night was filled with fans of the BBC series — Whovians, as they call themselves — hooting and applauding at a noise level befitting a boxing match, as Ms. Hayes unabashedly jumped, swiveled, rolled on the floor and shimmied her way around the stage in time with Pink's "Trouble.
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But as the credits rolled on the finale, with Dory being led away in handcuffs, I have way less of a sense of what might happen next — not least because Dory gets arrested immediately after maybe killing the group's blackmailer April in a sudden burst of desperate rage (a moment Shawkat played beautifully).
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But as the months rolled on, the new owners say in filings, they began to make decisions independent of BP. NARL alleges that BP made only lesser grades available, resulting in "significant and long-term damage" to refinery equipment, including a vacuum tower that had to be shut down abruptly last the fall.
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