roll around

You feel something hard rolling around in your mouth and spit it out, only to discover it is one of your own teeth.

But I just keep picturing you rolling around with him, with your. . .

And then there was the problem of trying to cut the fruit when it kept rolling around.

When a player tumbles to the ground rolling around in apparent agony even though there was no contact from an opposing player.

Pictures show the 8-year-old lion appears to be having the time of his life, rolling around like a kitten (see photo).

For half an hour Jimmy and Shandy played in the garden, rolling around the grass, play-fighting.

THE last time he ran for president John McCain spent months rolling around New Hampshire in a bus, the Straight Talk Express.

And two or three marbles rolling around upstairs.

I have a sound as if something is rolling around in one of my ears.

The bubble had a huge gash of silver duct tape rolling around which really takes away from the "look. "

He elaborated: 'Akio-class talents are rolling around all over Toyota, like so many potatoes. '

This time she laughed and remained on the floor, rolling around on it as I sprayed.

Sure. When I got a long white beard and about three marbles left rolling around upstairs.

One of my favorites was this painting I did of Florida after the 2000 election that has the election results rolling around in the water.

But too many social activists almost delight in rolling around in the bad news, like dogs in rancid fish.

The dew falls on the lotus leaves, rolling around, They look like sparkling diamond.

Ruth heard gravel rolling around where Judy was climbing.

Get caught rolling around in your roommate's bed wearing women's underwear (if you're a guy).

I'm rolling around in the mud of life and getting myself dirty in this messy business of living deliberately.

She's rolling around in the dust where Paul had sat earlier.

But my hands remember hers, rolling around the shaded ferns

Not falling but rising like rolling around