Sentence examples for and roots in the from inspiring English sources
And Mrs. Obama — as a popular first lady with two children and roots in the working class — is the right person to lead the charge.
Bodizs, R., Kormendi, J., Rigo, P. & Lazar, A. S. The individual adjustment method of sleep spindle analysis: methodological improvements and roots in the fingerprint paradigm.
Asia World, a domestic conglomerate with deep ties to the military and roots in the heroin trade, owns 5percentt and also stands to profit handsomely, they said.
Zidane is fiercely proud of his family and roots in the Algerian village of Taguemount in Kabylie and calls himself a non-practising Muslim.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 26 , 1941P. 7 A nudist is the perfect consumer in a time like this one, requiring no cotton no wool and inclined toward berries and roots in the way of diet.
She and her siblings two brothers and three sisters grew up in Karachi and Lahore, but they have family and roots in the village of Ratta Matta, in Punjab province, a place known for blazing mustard fields, not scorching tarmac.
Selfishly, I had wanted it to be smaller and stiller and rooted in the truth of the people.
The music that echoes around the church's vaulted ceiling is melancholy, passionate and rooted in the American folk tradition.
However I can't help but chuckle at the technological elements that seem peculiarly anachronistic and rooted in the 1960s.
