Rock'n'roll used in a sentence

Rock'n'roll in a sentence as a noun

" the Happy Dance>"Everything is, uh, go, so we're ready to rock'n'roll!!!

Just remembered, read it somewhere: "Open source, as rock'n'roll, will never die."Truism.

She didn't start a band - but did instill a love of very noisy, very nasty rock'n'roll in her children.

Then in my early 20s as a necessity because my health went down the tubes... rock'n'roll lifestyle perhaps or luck of the draw.

> pretty goodDepends on you feel about sex and ***** and rock'n'roll and homicidal transvestites.

Is your typical metalhead going to choose an exquisite harp symphony over a pretty-good slab of loud metally rock'n'roll?

Airport police in the UK carry H&K MP5s, with a selector for single-round or three-round-burst fire only - no fully automatic rock'n'roll.

Are you sure all of these trends aren't better explained by rock'n'roll or rap music, violent video games, "chemicals", too much/not enough meat in the diet or linguistic change?

He is one of the greatest italian artists who ever lived, and in his early years he was also an avid listener to american rock'n'roll classics.

But, I don't think we should downplay the fact that the finely tuned, variable reward scheduled, Skinner boxs that are many modern apps are anywhere near comic books, rock'n'roll, or videogames of old. I'm pretty conscious of intrusive notifications and apps that aggressively vie for my attention.

Do we really think they would have stayed precocious angels forever, if only they had never discovered comic books or rock'n'roll or TV or video games or whatever the current teenage vice happens to be?Sure, there is good evidence that smartphones are more addictive than a lot of other pastimes and devices, but the fact that your daughter turned into a teenager isn't that.