| "Roll up, roll up! | |
| "Two gallons of gasoline, you kids roll up your shirt we're gonna start a fire." | |
| "you might wanna roll up the windows in this neighborhood." | |
| ## [Man Singing On Car Radio] I came to Springfield ready to roll up my sleeves and help my fellow man. | |
| 'Or does he roll up his sleeves and toil alongside his men? ' | |
| "Roll up, roll up! | |
| "Two gallons of gasoline, you kids roll up your shirt we're gonna start a fire." | |
| "you might wanna roll up the windows in this neighborhood." | |
| ## [Man Singing On Car Radio] I came to Springfield ready to roll up my sleeves and help my fellow man. | |
| 'Or does he roll up his sleeves and toil alongside his men? ' | |
| "Death rolls up his cloak, sings and laughs, 'Oh, yes, oh, yes,'" | |
| "Death rolls up his cloak, sings and laughs, 'Oh, yes, oh, yes." | |
| "She rolls up in a ball" | |
| - Tow truck rolls up. | |
| 5-O rolls up, says we can't be in the park after 10. | |
| "Death rolls up his cloak, sings and laughs, 'Oh, yes, oh, yes,'" | |
| "Death rolls up his cloak, sings and laughs, 'Oh, yes, oh, yes." | |
| "She rolls up in a ball" | |
| - Tow truck rolls up. | |
| 5-O rolls up, says we can't be in the park after 10. | |
| "Chapter 2. Some elevator repairman found her rolled up in an old throw rug, "fair-skinned and raven-haired." Is that yours? | |
| "Come on up and see Harlem, Mr. Jones, but make sure your window's rolled up tight." | |
| "Death rolled up to him as a pea." | |
| "I rolled up diamonds in your skirt-- | |
| "Puritto." It's a pizza rolled up... | |
| "well done for rolling up your sleeves up. "Well done for trying to bail us out of this mess." | |
| (But everyone seems to be rolling up their sleeves... ) (... and I shall try to do my bit too.) | |
| - Better start rolling up your trouser leg, Lewis. | |
| - No, I didn't. That's for rolling up the damn window when I tried to jump into the general Lee. | |
| - The fuck you are rolling up on for, cuz? | |
| "Chapter 2. Some elevator repairman found her rolled up in an old throw rug, "fair-skinned and raven-haired." Is that yours? | |
| "Come on up and see Harlem, Mr. Jones, but make sure your window's rolled up tight." | |
| "Death rolled up to him as a pea." | |
| "I rolled up diamonds in your skirt-- | |
| "Puritto." It's a pizza rolled up... | |
| "well done for rolling up your sleeves up. "Well done for trying to bail us out of this mess." | |
| (But everyone seems to be rolling up their sleeves... ) (... and I shall try to do my bit too.) | |
| - Better start rolling up your trouser leg, Lewis. | |
| - No, I didn't. That's for rolling up the damn window when I tried to jump into the general Lee. | |
| - The fuck you are rolling up on for, cuz? | |
