Sentence examples similar to I'd uproot myself from inspiring English sources

I'd uprooted my family the year before and moved from the West Coast to "earn my stripes" running a newsroom.

She also left behind her restrictive upbringing and family in the South to live a much freer life in Hawaii at the same age I would uproot everything I knew to make my own way in Los Angeles.

Cassie Clare's one to watch: I'd recommend Uprooted by Naomi Novik.

Melida and Alfredo would discuss contingency plans should the boys get deported — whether they'd uproot Kathryn and Jennifer and return to Guatemala City as a family.

These constant changes meant I quickly learned not to get attached to people, fearing I would be uprooted again.

"I returned to take another postdoc in the U.K., knowing that I would feel uprooted from the life I had built in the U.S. and miss my friends, but I never expected the transition to be as hard as it was," Meek says.

"There's one weed that I would like to uproot: it's sitting in the House of Lords.

Since they'd uprooted their life to tour, Michael was homeless for a brief period after.

I couldn't understand why her parents would uproot her from school in the U.S., where she was a talented student.

Despite their limited role, the Saudis wanted assurances that any strike would uproot the network of Mr. bin Laden.

Moving with their father would uproot their lives, interrupt their educations, and deprive them of the opportunities afforded by growing up in this country.