Sentence examples for * uprooted in from inspiring English sources

Lives were uprooted in the process.

Some 1.2 million people are uprooted in Syria, many staying in schools or other public buildings, UN officials say.

The decade of loss had almost passed, and I was content to be uprooted, in space, alone.

By David Denby Olga Kurylenko plays a woman uprooted, in a new film directed by Terrence Malick.

Windows were broken, roof tiles were blown into the streets, and a tree was uprooted in a yard.

Yemchuk, who is now based in New York, recalls the trauma of being uprooted in her teens when her family decided to start a new life in America.

When the company needed to create the third of its tailing ponds in 1996, its agents uprooted families in the Adivasi village of Chatikocha, which was in their way.

In part, Smith indicates, that has to do with history; her characters are in the most fundamental sense uprooted, raised in marginal neighborhoods, from immigrant families, their attention directed from the earliest age at moving beyond.

Marja was equally valuable to the drug smugglers and the Taliban, both of whom had been looking for a new base of operation since American marines uprooted them in May from a base farther south, in Garmser.

Large live oak trees were uprooted, especially in Osceola, Brevard, Orange, and Marion counties in Florida.

Pow has uprooted trees in west London!