Examples of 'more rock and roll' in a sentence
Meaning of "more rock and roll"
more rock and roll: Expression used to signify a more exciting, energetic, or rebellious approach or style
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more rock and roll
Revell was more rock and roll.
More rock and roll style than dying in bed.
The world needs more rock and roll.
No more rock and roll in Peoria.
Perhaps this one is a bit more rock and roll.
I am more rock and roll.
Well, maybe a little bit more rock and roll.
There is nothing more rock and roll than singing about rock and roll.
Hey ; stay tuned for some more rock and roll.
Way more rock and roll than Liam Gallagher.
The midday air was a bit more rock and roll than usual.
Way more rock and roll than Liam Gallagher, … it's the one, the only.
You can not get any more rock and roll than that.
The Chant were a little bit country, but way more rock and roll.
It do not get more rock and roll than that.
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Which, by the way, makes it a little bit more rock and roll.
There will be no more rock and roll records or tours from me.
No, it needs to be more rock and roll.
And I'm more rock and roll than you've ever been!
I knew what I had to do . I mean, who 's more rock and roll than Justin Bieber?
And that 's more rock and roll than anything.
His Uncle George was a little more rock and roll than his Aunt Mimi.
I think we lean more rock and roll than folk nowadays.
And this is a lot more rock and roll than I thought.
Yes, give it more rock and roll.
But… no more rock and roll.
I mean, who 's more rock and roll than Justin Bieber?
