roll in

And the good times may keep on rolling in 1994.

We started one of those 900 phone services, and the money is rolling in.

It would be good to roll in hot water all over.

Or maybe I should say a roll in the kitchen.

So let the games begin, and the money roll in.

I am on top of the world, the money it rolls in!

Then go away and have a think as the numbers roll in.

It did, and my God how the money rolled in.

Now that he's gone, the big money should start rolling in.

Get ready to roll in the new year with style.

But the money starts to roll in the second year.

The school was built because a new population rolled in by 2000.

Chicago got rolling in the second and led 3-0 after 40 minutes.

The pressure is always going to be there to get the team rolling in practice.

By the time he rolled in on Sunday, his team was already playing.

My wife rolled in and quickly took off her night clothes.

You can see it all so clearly, like a movie rolling in your mind.

There were 148 students on its rolls in 1859, but the number had increased to 277 by 1862.

Still waiting for the sales team to roll in from Chicago.

The two rolled in the street before the police separated them.

They found it on the ground, still rolled in newspaper.

But what's a few million here or there - he's rolling in money.

When the job offers rolled in, students played one house against another.

On a very good day, 13 tricks would roll in.

Sure enough, the offers have started to roll in from Europe.