Rolling Off in a sentence

In terms of the TCO contract, it's rolling off and is rolling off from an STS perspective.

Meanwhile a rolling flatbed truck at Potter’s Cay Dock almost plunged into the harbour after rolling off the dock.

But sequentially, I think we'll be impacted with that pricing rolling off.

Edge support prevents you from rolling off the mattress and provides additional support when you sit on the edge of the bed.

Emma Cosgrove is pictured with a photo of her daughter Lily, who passed away after rolling off a change table and sustainging head injuries.

Given the lack of interest and appetite among traders this week, the expiries above are likely to be more of a factor and keep price action in check before rolling off.

Imagine showers of little green sand grains drifting through the ocean: collecting on coral reefs, rolling off the backs of whales, sprinkling schools of tuna — and helping to save all those creatures, and humanity, too.

It's made of premium quality silicone and has hexagonal edges to keep the Pencil from rolling off your desk.

Many more vehicles destined for overseas markets are rolling off the Port Elizabeth automotive terminal.

The 200-hour moving average sits at 1.0771 currently so that will keep the region above as an added layer of support/attraction before rolling off later in the day.

The advantage for Seeing Machines is that its tech - the occupant monitor, clever camera and the super-smart software - is already fixed to the windscreens of almost 2 million cars, with thousands more rolling off production lines each day.

The location of the charge port is different than the pre-production Gravity units rolling off the assembly line today, which feature a CCS charge port on the driver's side front fender.

In March 1981 when the first basic M1s were rolling off the production line, the Army procured its first prototype M1E1s.

You’d think a vertical fold up ramp, poles or chains…something that would prevent a car from just rolling off the ship?

If all goes to plan, vehicles should start rolling off that line late in 2020, but further investment – beyond the roughly $1.15 billion apparently already raised – will be required to fully fund its ambitions beyond that.

Rolling off the trucks as the four fastest cars for the Daytona 500 was an important message for the carmaker and its flagship team.

The Canadian dollar responded with slight gains on Friday, after rolling off five six losing sessions.

The first production B-29s began rolling off the assembly lines in mid-1943, prompting requests for the new bombers from commanders in each theater.

At the height of its production at 1 Century Place, the Toronto Star’s printing plant saw more than 55,000 newspapers per hour rolling off its presses, requiring 1 MW of power to produce one of Canada’s most popular newspapers.

Kiairi Mack spent much of Friday's class at the sawhorse, plunging the wood through the saw that would become the edge of the mini-golf hole to prevent the ball from rolling off.