A Roll of Notes is a collective noun phrase that refers to a collection or series of banknotes or paper money. The phrase roll suggests a neatly wrapped bundle, usually tied with a ribbon or a band, giving the impression of a convenient and organized storage or transportation of the currency. This term is commonly used to describe a substantial amount of money, typically held together in a roll for ease of handling and counting. It can be seen as a representation of wealth, financial transactions, or an accumulation of monetary value, reflecting the tangible aspect of paper currency in a compact and orderly fashion.
Example sentences using Roll of Notes
1) During rehearsal, the jazz band's saxophones played a beautiful roll of notes that swirled through the air.
2) The pianist skillfully captured the delicate nuances of the roll of notes, enhancing the overall melody.
3) The conductor directed the brass section to play a vibrant roll of notes, filling the concert hall with energetic sounds.