The stations rolled by: Canal Street, DeKalb Avenue, Atlantic Avenue.
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Municipal buses rolled by, empty or with very few passengers.
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And as the years rolled by, I became a woman obsessed.
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Later, a family of four rolled by us, their own little flotilla.
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We got the car off the lawn before another cop rolled by.
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Onlookers standing on the neighboring escalators look shocked as it violently rolled by.
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There were many, and my heart fluttered as we rolled by each one.
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People were excited whenever this "Star Wars" X-wing-themed stroller rolled by.
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Weak presidents routinely get rolled by the priorities and goals of competing actors.
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Cruisers rolled by trouble spots without stopping or didn't roll by at all.
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Surely, smoking a joint rolled by the state was the ultimate buzz kill.
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Fan tuan is freshly packed up and rolled by a guy in the back.
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Then-prime minister Kevin Rudd getting rolled by his deputy Julia Gillard in 2010?
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Each little dumpling is rolled by fingertip and is roughly the size of one.
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"Everyone is calm, except when we get rolled by a big wave," she said.
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Barack Obama got rolled by the top brass into escalating the war in Afghanistan.
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"Wait, what just happened?" she exclaimed as a "Hollyoaks" star rolled by in a car.
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Others said the president, a self-proclaimed master negotiator, had been rolled by the Democrats.
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The occasional red city bus rolled by with a camel hump of hydrogen for fuel.
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In Washington, armored vehicles and missile systems rolled by as stealth fighter planes flew above.
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As the black SUVs rolled by, she raised her left arm and extended her middle finger.
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Steaming dim-sum carts rolled by, but Wang was anxious that we not order too much.
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" READ: Nancy Pelosi just got rolled by Mitch McConnell on immigration: "I think she got sabotaged.
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Danielle insists she was not indulging, but cops rolled by, saw the girls and made their move.
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Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister Coveney told RTE Radio that Ireland would not be "steam-rolled" by Britain.
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"We don't wanna get rolled by the Senate on DACA and the budget," said Freedom Caucus Rep.
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But two years rolled by, and the small southern community feared they might never see Carroll again.
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Daniel made another thing clear to his pollos: If you get rolled by la migra, don't snitch.
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He rolled by 4¾ lengths in the Grade 3 Lukas Classic Stakes at Churchill Downs on Sept.
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"We don't wanna get rolled by the Senate on DACA and the budget," said Freedom Caucus member Rep.
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Then a white Chevrolet pickup rolled by, flying an American flag, a Trump flag and the battle flag.
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Older sedans rolled by on studded snow tires, but there had been no snow for a few days.
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Hours later, he was dead on a gurney, which doctors rolled by his mother as she watched helplessly.
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When a truck full of Mexican migrant workers returning from Texas rolled by, I thought I'd lucked out.
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But nothing happened and, as the years rolled by, I assumed the inquiry had run out of steam.
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Mainly, she felt steam-rolled by the reputation she'd garnered in the press as someone who blew through men.
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The annual pride parade rolled by one weekend morning, and I remember how deeply conflicted it made me feel.
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Cars rolled by so slowly that she could hear the engine whine in the deep center of the machine.
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"The trade war will get worse because China is not going to get rolled by the U.S.," he said.
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But as the years rolled by he still couldn't get the idea of a tattooed cock out of his mind.
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Her bagels are palm size, rolled by hand, slowly risen for flavor, boiled and well baked to a chewy crackle.
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Democrats will get rolled by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans on the initial rules of the trial.
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"It appears the Texas delegation will let themselves be rolled by the House of Representatives," Abbott told the Houston Chronicle.
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But as the years rolled by, it turns out 2000D Touch isn't as profound as Apple originally thought it would be.
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"I'm looking at the sidewalk and there are tiny cigarettes, three millimeters long, that she rolled by hand," O'Connor told Hyperallergic.
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The surf was passable, and about a football field's worth of surfers bobbed in the swell as the sets rolled by.
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His campaign has criticized Clinton's reset as "a massive diplomatic failure" and accused the Democratic candidate of getting "rolled" by Putin.
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He played a perfect ball across the goal, but a sliding Diego Costa somehow only tapped it as it rolled by.
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Wieters' fourth homer of the season followed a two-out single rolled by Kolten Wong to Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer.
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After all, Facebook spent years fortifying itself against hackers and spammers only to be rolled by political actors posing as app developers.
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Cruz's father held her up as the papal motorcade rolled by the White House Ellipse, and Francis ordered his driver to stop.
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The heroic moderates who were going to fight for Dreamers turned out to be easily rolled by Ryan and the Freedom Caucus.
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As the opening weekends for the films rolled by, they each suffered gigantic drops at the box office in week two and beyond.
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The note added that a slew of market stabilising measures rolled by the central bank were "consistent with managing CNY in a broader range".
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As at Carnoustie, plenty of train passengers got a free peek at a major as they rolled by on the shores of Puget Sound.
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Metallica made a deli dude's day when they rolled by his counter blaring their classic, "Enter Sandman" ... and he didn't hesitate to take lead vocals.
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Lunch was served as the Palladian villas of the Veneto rolled by, eventually replaced by the picture-book mountain villages of the Dolomites, Austria and Switzerland.
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The cops plied him with food and water, expecting his bowels to let up sometime, but as the days rolled by, he still wouldn't give in.
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"I knew we were in a little bit of trouble when he rolled by, right when we were just trying to leave the box," Jones said.
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A parade of trucks rolled by, honking their horns; Zombie was sitting on top of his truck (was it driving itself?), doing the arm-waving thing.
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"[Maftoul is] made from sun-dried bulgur wheat, is larger than couscous and its grains are slightly uneven, because they are rolled by hand," he wrote.
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He went over the green at No. 26 and played an aggressive chip that rolled by the flag, down the slope and back into the fairway.
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She said the representative at Navient told her she'd be refunded in four to six weeks, but months rolled by and the money still hadn't returned.
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Many Democrats felt Nadler was rolled by former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who along with the committee's GOP members turned his hearing into a circus.
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During the pomp and circumstance at Kim II Sung square, citizens showed their revolutionary fervor with choreographed performances while vehicles displaying North Korea's military arsenal rolled by.
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Here's what allegedly went down -- an Orange County gym that holds kickboxing classes for kids got rolled by 6 guys and a German Shepherd back in December.
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And it fits Mr. Trump's worldview that the United States has been rolled by allies and adversaries alike in essentially every international agreement reached in recent decades.
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In Trump's promising to lift restrictions on ZTE — which was punished for doing business with North Korea and Iran — the United States got completely rolled by China.
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He says the deal was $10k and executive producer credit ... for LiLo to post 3 promos for his film, but 3 months rolled by without a peep.
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And then on the other side of the metal gates, a man in a wheelchair wearing a World War II hat rolled by, holding a miniature American flag.
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Taxis, battered Toyota sedans, many of them rapidly approaching seven digits on the odometer, rolled by, the portraits of different Sufi sect leaders dangling from their rearview mirrors.
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For Paul Ryan, the attack on the ethics office was certainly a milestone: He hadn't even been re-elected House speaker when he was rolled by his caucus.
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Passengers glumly texted family members or stared out the window as the packed vehicle rolled by mango trees, shuttered factories and crumbling murals of the late President Hugo Chavez.
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But then a few hours rolled by, and after she went to put a log in a fire she lit earlier that night, she noticed a sudden stinging sensation.
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What can regular users, civic-minded voters with earnest political values, do to keep from getting rolled by the online leviathan or the hucksters swimming around inside of it?
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A float rolled by featuring armed men from a private firearms training center with military-style machine guns held at the ready, ammunition belts attached, atop a pickup truck.
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It rolled by, however, and in suffocating tension Pettersen sized up her putt before sending the ball straight into the middle of the cup, sparking delirium around the course.
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In terms of an "inside game" — getting bills passed — Mr. Cooper is likely to get rolled by lawmakers, said Pope McCorkle, a professor of public policy at Duke University.
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"I can't believe I'm about to say these words: I can't wait to show you this church we're about to pass," she said as a formidable structure rolled by.
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An announcer introduced various factions who took on Islamic State as troops marched, tanks rolled by and helicopters hovered, all brandishing Iraqi flags as Abadi stood up and waved.
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The assembly rolled by at its set pace and no matter what time of day or year it was, and you screwed a certain number of widgets together every hour.
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Twitter has repeatedly promised to crack down on abuse in the past but failed to do so, and its moderation team continually seems susceptible to getting rolled by bad-faith trolls.
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Norton Colvin, a trial attorney in Brownsville who has represented many landowners, said those who don't have the financial means to go to court can "get steam-rolled" by the process.
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Three people were killed in Puerto Rico and around two-thirds of the population had lost electricity, Governor Ricardo Rossello said after the storm rolled by the U.S. territory's northern coast.
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That involves it getting eaten by a giraffe and winding up in a piece of scat, which is then rolled by a beetle, and carried by an ant to the baboon.
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As the last few years rolled by with nary a peep about congestion pricing, Komanoff put aside his project which, he believes, is the key to unlocking New York's transportation potential.
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In 2005, Duffy was riding in a Humvee when a roadside bomb exploded as her convoy rolled by, the force throwing her head back into a metal plate inside her armored vehicle.
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He removed Tupperware containers stuffed with T-shirts — rolled by his father and the club's general manager — along with other items for sale: Stockade jerseys, Stockade caps, Stockade scarves, Stockade winter hats.
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In that display, President George H.W. Bush watched as Abrams tanks and Patriot missile systems rolled by 200,000 spectators on Constitution Avenue as stealth fighter planes flew above and fireworks were set off.
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There's no joy in seeing Hofmann, who's responsible for bringing so much great, goofy shit to the internet, get utterly rolled by an ascendant platform that rebranded after illegally harvesting data from minors.
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He recalled attending several state conventions four years ago where Romney supporters were "rolled" by delegates loyal to Representative Ron Paul of Texas, embarrassing Mr. Romney with a protest at the national convention.
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She's watched on as a full generational cycle has rolled by on the island, with spritely infants growing up to become parents and grandparents, and eventually settling into old age or passing away.
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Months rolled by, and it became increasingly automatic and expected to Venmo each other for every little thing, which worked out fine until every little thing added up to one really big thing.
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As criticism of Mr. Trump's decision intensified, the White House released a letter from Mr. Trump to Mr. Erdogan as proof that the American president had not been rolled by his Turkish counterpart.
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Snapshot: Above, residents in Beijing watching as tanks rolled by during a rehearsal for a grand celebration next week to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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Snapshot: Above, residents in Beijing watching as tanks rolled by during a rehearsal for a grand celebration next week to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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For example: to use as an added flourish when you gasp, or to cover your eyes during a revolting sequence involving a pencil, a face, and a joint rolled by a 12-year-old.
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The fence of a house across the street had an "#IMPEACH" sign painted in huge white letters across it, and the owners sat on the roof holding protest signs as Trump's motorcade rolled by.
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But as the days rolled by, neither Trump nor his national security team, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Defense Secretary Mark Esper and national security adviser Robert O'Brien, were able to provide details.
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That is why Mr. Kim stood for hours as so many missiles rolled by on Saturday, carried on portable launch vehicles that can be hidden in hundreds of tunnels bored into North Korean mountains.
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They said members of the group will set up just off Capitol grounds and pass out joints of locally grown marijuana rolled by hand in the home base of DCMJ on Embassy Row in Washington.
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Decades from now, historians may look back on 2016 as the year Earthlings ate pizza from vending machines, bought burritos from a box in New York's Grand Central Terminal and devoured sushi rolled by robots.
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A day after implying he could've prevented the Civil War through The Art of the Deal, Donald Trump woke up and let the world know he got rolled by a Congress his own party controls.
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As time rolled by and the funding total increased by millions a month, CIG pushed more and more ship concepts into limited-period sales or returned previously one-time-only ships back into the store.
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When Air Force One landed in Scotland on Friday, it rolled by a plane emblazoned with the "TRUMP" logo, in plain sight of hundreds of local residents who had gathered to see the president land.
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One reading of the Anita Hill fiasco is that Biden's desperate desire to be "well liked" and appear "fair" to "all sides," led him to getting absolutely rolled by Republicans during the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings.
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Washington (CNN)A U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane was barrel-rolled by a Russian jet over the Baltic Sea during a routine flight in international airspace, U.S. European Command said Saturday, but Russia disputed that account.
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A National Security Council source told Newsweek earlier this month that the president had been "out-negotiated" and "rolled" by Erdogan and had failed to push back when the Turkish leader told him of his military plans.
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But as the months rolled by, McDonald's finally made enough Szechuan sauce to go around, and Harmon busied himself with a new podcast, fans still didn't have any word on when Rick and Morty might be coming back.
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Other bands such as the European Central Bankand the Bank of Japan also had their time at the top of the Hit Parade but their tune hasn't proved to have as much appeal as the years have rolled by.
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BUT YOU SPOKE ABOUT IT INSIDE TO YOUR INVESTORS THERE WHY SHOULDN'T I THINK QVC IS GOING TO GET STEAM ROLLED BY THE AMAZON DEATH STAR, AS MALONE REFERS TO IT MAFFEI: FIRST OF ALL WERE IN A DIFFERENT SPACE.
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While the Sun is still prone to spewing out projectile star stuff, it has taken it down a notch as the eons have rolled by, and now only indulges in superflares at a rate of once a century on average.
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Photo: APRetail giant Walmart yanked shirts saying "Impeach 45," which just so happens to be the number President Donald Trump has embroidered on his shirt sleeves, from its online store on Tuesday after getting rolled by spurious threats of a boycott on Twitter.
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Businesses that were frequently targeted by the religious police, or that had employees who were particularly religious (and thus likely to report Salat infractions), might close early or wait until the last religious police patrol had rolled by to open back up.
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Nigeria had an excellent chance to cut its deficit in the 50th minute when a second-half substitute, Rasheedat Ajibade, streaked up a flank and passed to an open Desire Oparanozie, but the ball was just ahead of the forward and rolled by.
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Lieu mocked Trump on Friday after the bill's signing, saying that Trump was "rolled" by Republican leaders in Congress who failed to secure a deal with Democrats over border wall funding or a legislative fix for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival recipients.
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And maybe it was considered acceptable to exploit people who were possibly suffering from mental distress for cheap laughs in the early 00s, but as the years rolled by, and as wider discussion evolved, that began to look pretty cruel as well.
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Unfortunately for AT&T and Time Warner, the dice rolled by DOJ's Antitrust Division came up craps as the government launched a litigation attack on the transaction, seeking a preliminary injunction in the federal district for the District of Columbia to block the deal.
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Kamala Harris of California, Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts got rolled by their party's leadership and a group of 2018 Democrats up for re-election in states Trump won in 2016.
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Trump was elected in part by portraying and revealing politicians to be feckless weenies — and many of them went out and reinforced this view by displaying their willingness to be rolled by Trump in the campaign and unwillingness to stand up to him in office.
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Nuggets 211, Knicks 103 DENVER — Nikola Jokic had 210 points, 215 rebounds and 22015 assists, including a late no-look pass to wrap things up, as the Denver Nuggets rolled by the Knicks, 115-108, on Tuesday night for their ninth straight home victory.
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I was scheduled for a dilation and curettage on the next Monday, and that weekend, as the Mardi Gras parades rolled by a few blocks from my home and the bands marched and played, I lay in bed crying and mourning for the baby that would never be born.
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As Sergei Lisenkov from Russia's Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute explained in the Siberian Times, they're caused by a rare environmental process in which small pieces of ice form and are rolled by the wind and water: When the water in the gulf rose, it came into contact with the frost.
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Y.) said that Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) got "rolled by the far left of her conference" on the House's impeachment proceedings.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 34.3%Week 14 stats: Two interceptions, one touchdown, 28 points against — 6 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: The Seattle defense is averaging 11 fantasy points per game over their past four games, and this week face a reeling Panthers team that just got rolled by the Falcons.
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Georgia's final game before a 10-day break for final exams proved to not be much of a test for the Bulldogs, who rolled by past North Carolina Central 95-59 on Wednesday in Athens, Ga. Anthony Edwards led the Georgia (6.13-2) with 21 points, and Rayshaun Hammonds had 19.
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Passing by the entrance steps, the jingle of a dog's collar mingled with the rhythmic claps of a performer singing an a cappella "Lean on Me." A group of girls on scooters rolled by, and when I entered the tree arcade by the park, a swell of sound seemed to respond, with a distant singing of birds.
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The lebkuchen made with more than a dozen spices and aged for months before being baked, the strudel dough rolled by hand until supple and translucent enough to read a newspaper through, and the pillow-sized sourdoughs that took days to ferment, were as intricate and impractical as meat-and-potatoes staples like Königsberger Klopse (veal meatballs in cream sauce) were utilitarian.
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From all appearances, it looks like he got rolled by his pet generals, who have been portrayed as a moderating force on his rhetoric and policy, but who have very little imagination when it comes to resolving international conflicts—their solution is almost always more troops, which is why Trump is the third president in 16 years to send more troops to Afghanistan.
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Some might say that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE is so desperate for the illusion of trade victory that he allowed himself to get "rolled" by the Chinese negotiators.
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For a while, tracks came and went—"Shadow Boxing" by Nasty Habits rolled by very pleasantly, Dilinja's "Acid Track" sort of scared me in a good way—and while part of me still thought about the fact I'd probably prefer to be listening to some Polish disco edit or a "Behind the Waterfall" by David Lanz & Paul Speer, there was an inkling, just an inkling, that maybe I'd got drum and bass all wrong.
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