Roleset roll.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "move in circular fashion":

Roles:

Arg0:roller


Arg1:thing rolled or rolling


Arg2:secondary attribute of arg1

Examples:

ergative (-)
The sets started *trace* to roll around once more.
Arg1:	*trace*=The sets
REL:	roll
Argm-DIR:	around
Argm-TMP:	once more




all args (-)
John rolled the cookie dough flat.
Arg0:	John
REL:	rolled
Arg1:	the cookie dough
Arg2:	flat

Roleset roll.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "bring out, cause to appear, introduce":

Roles:

Arg0:introducer


Arg1:thing appearing

Examples:

introduce (-)
Cray Computer also will face intense competition, not only from Cray Research, which has about 60 % of the world-wide supercomputer market and which *trace-1* is expected *trace-2* to roll out the C-90 machine, a direct competitor with the Cray-3, in 1991.
Arg0:	*trace-2*=*trace-1*=which=Cray Research
REL:	roll out
Arg1:	the C-90 machine, a direct competitor with the Cray-3,
Argm-TMP:	in 1991.




ergative (-)
The last of the bombers rolled out in April 1988.
Arg1:	The last of the bombers
REL:	rolled out
Argm-TMP:	in April 1988

Roleset roll.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "cause to be in a coil":

Roles:

Arg0:causer


Arg1:thing rolling up or being rolled up


Arg2:secondary attribute of arg1

Examples:

all args (-)
Equitec Financial Group said it will ask as many as 100,000 investors in 12 of its public real-estate limited partnerships to give approval to *trace* rolling them up into a new master limited partnership.
Arg0:	*trace*=Equitec Financial Group
REL:	rolling up
Arg1:	them
Arg2-into:	a new master limited partnership.