On a Roll.
English
idiom
In a period of continuous success or luck.
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In a period of continuous success or luck.
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Experiencing a period of continuous success or positive momentum.
When you're on a roll, things are going well and one success is quickly followed by another.
It's used when momentum builds and progress feels unstoppable.
"On a Winning Streak"
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A series of wins, more specifically about competition than general success
"In the Zone"
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Performing at peak focus in the moment, not a series of successes over time
"On a Roll"
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Having ongoing momentum where one success leads naturally to the next
Any updates from the sales team this week?
They're on a roll — five deals closed this month already.
How's the writing going?
I'm on a roll — I've written three chapters this week alone.
Nice shot! Do another one!
Don't jinx it — I'm on a roll right now.
