Rolls-Royce
noun trademark
Word Origin for Rolls-Royce
Examples from the Web for rolls-royce
Contemporary Examples of rolls-royce
He claimed that his work as Genie was a favor to company, which he considered the “Rolls-Royce of animation.”
So he was sent away in 1964 to apprentice at the Rolls-Royce plant in England.
At age 36 he traded in his Ford for a Rolls-Royce, hired a chauffeur, and moved his boys from public school to a private one.
He drove a Rolls-Royce and smoked Cuban Cohibas, but wore track suits, medallions, and trainers.
He made headlines in 2003 when his Rolls-Royce caught fire while he and his girlfriend were inside.
Billionaire’s Daughter Bombarded with Marriage Offers and Nude PhotosThe Telegraph
September 28, 2012
Historical Examples of rolls-royce
"It's Broadfoot's—Rolls-Royce, six cylinder," he replied promptly.
Ambrotox and Limping DickOliver Fleming
He looks like a tailor's model, and acts like a Rolls-Royce.
The Gold GirlJames B. Hendryx
A fellow with a Rolls-Royce has a better chance than a man with a Ford.
John BrownCaptain R. W. Campbell
As a result no American-built Rolls-Royce engine was ever made.
America's Munitions 1917-1918Benedict Crowell
The Rolls-Royce gave a faintly stertorous sigh and began to move.
Mortal CoilsAldous Huxley