roll in

verb

1. adverb to arrive in abundance or in large numbers
2. informal.
   adverb to arrive at one's destination
3. informal.
   preposition to abound or luxuriate in (wealth, money, etc)
4. adverb; also tr hockey to return (the ball) to play after it has crossed the touchline

Example Sentences

It was important for us to provide support for people as polls closed and as results started to roll in across the country.

From Salon

The clocks rolled back and the winds rolled in early Sunday, bringing gusty conditions to large swaths of Southern California on the first day of Daylight Standard Time.

From Los Angeles Times

By Friday morning, as the last votes rolled in from Philadelphia, splitting roughly 80-20 in Biden’s favor, it was clear that Trump’s lead had evaporated and could not be regained.

From Los Angeles Times

“I think we just need to be honest about the extent of the uncertainty out there even as polls close and the results start to roll in.”

From Los Angeles Times

Twyman had no gun on him, but Lyons and another deputy unleashed a hail of bullets into the back of his car as it rolled in their direction, according to video of the incident.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• arrive
• come
• come out
• crop up
• develop
• emerge
• materialize
• occur
• pop up
• present
• show
• show up
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• turn out
• turn up