rolled-up

• “She held out a rolled-up piece of paper tied with ribbon.”

  Simon & Schuster: Odd Girl In

• “Thirteen in all, packed with tired southern Sudanese families inside and, on top, everything they owned: bed frames, rolled-up mattresses, bulging suitcases, couches, water drums, cooking pots and bicycles.”

  The Guardian: Southern Sudan holds separation vote after thousands make long journey to freedom

• “He has closely cropped red hair and wears a red-and-green-plaid shirt, Levis with an inch of rolled-up cuffs, and vintage black-and-white Keds.”

  Simon & Schuster: Soul Trapper

• “At Wednesday night's show, models showed rolled-up jeans, sparkling knit dresses, and a quilted vinyl coat to an audience including German celebrities and buyers from Lord & Taylor.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Everyday Escada? Life After '80s Power Dressing

• “It can be stultifying to watch a movie that looks and sounds too much like there should be a rolled-up Playbill in your fist.”

  The Washington Post: HBO's 'Sunset Limited' review: All aboard the theological choo-choo

• “He clutched a rolled-up piece of parchment with tiny hands studded with black clawlike nails.”

  Simon & Schuster: Master of Mirrors

• “When he opened the storage compartment at the back of the sidecar, he found only a can of peaches and a rolled-up magazine with pictures of naked women on the cover.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Omega Theory

• “Alexander Walker, film critic at the Evening Standard, damned the movie as "monstrously indecent", prompting Russell to attack him with a rolled-up copy of his own newspaper.”

  The Guardian: Ken Russell, flamboyant wild man of British cinema, dies aged 84

• “After a while you can't tell truth from fiction," he added from his sunroom, a rolled-up American flag leaning in the corner.”

  The Washington Post: Pa. voters under assault: Ads from 3 states and stacks of mail every day

• “And "You've got flies!" is not a proper greeting, even if a considerate guest on intimate terms might volunteer later to go after them with a rolled-up magazine.”

  The Washington Post: Miss Manners

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