They roll on two wheels, which are aligned like the front two wheels of a car, not like a bicycle.

CNN: The future of cars: Drivers not needed

The Lakers and their two MVP candidates - Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant - are on a roll and have moved into the sixth spot ahead of my own Utah Jazz after two unexpected losses on the road.

BBC: NBA enters crucial stage

As Bernstein Research analyst Craig Moffett notes in a report this morning, Sprint has been on something of a roll over the last two years.

FORBES: Sprint: Is The Street Too Bullish?

However, there are positives: the games we lost were really close, and we won our last two matches so hopefully that's us on a winning roll.

BBC: Sevens Scots head Stateside

Mr. Bishop's team is in the research phase now, collecting data on current and former stars, and expects to roll out a tool within two to three years.

WSJ: Business Schools Know How You Think,

Instead, it was the result of two roll call votes taken in the course of many hours of impassioned debate on the floor of the U.S. Senate.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

Around 200 people normally make their way to the Winterfield Road ground to watch Rovers but on Saturday they can expect an audience of two million as the television cameras roll in.

BBC: Paulton Rovers dare to dream

The two-second shot in which, on set, as the cameras roll, Valentin locks into a brooding frown the standby of the questing smolderer earns a laugh for sheer precision, and, behind such face-making, you sense a lot of homework.

NEWYORKER: Better Times

The upshot--all but two of the shows the network will roll out next fall have already been airing on either UPN or the WB.

FORBES: CW's Deja Vu

Michigan's Democrats still remember 1983, when two Democratic state senators were thrown out of office after a roll-call vote on the state income tax.

ECONOMIST: Not her fault, she says