Examples of 'rollason' in a sentence
Meaning of "rollason"
Rollason is a surname of English origin, often used by families with English heritage
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- A surname.
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Rollason reached out to the farmworkers.
Seven medieval copies of this text are noted by Rollason.
Helen Rollason was the first female presenter of Grandstand.
Alson, there have been photographs, Mrs. Rollason.
Frank adds the Helen Rollason Award to a series of significant accolades.
We have not met many times, Mrs. Rollason.
Perhaps Rollason should have pushed to buy a DBR1.
Rollason says he 's got his own gear.
Born in London, Rollason studied to become a PE teacher before entering radio broadcasting in 1980.
Rollason was diagnosed with colon cancer in 1997, and fought a two-year battle with the disease.
The Helen Rollason Cancer Charity was established in her name in 1999.
Natasha Rollason recently completed a demanding four-year master 's degree in physics at Cardiff University.
