Sentence examples for concrete roots from inspiring English sources

She's joked in the past that she'll haunt her kids if they ever capitulate, but the long-running reticence has concrete roots in the 16 years she spent as a screenwriter (the latter portion with her third and current husband, Steven Humphrey).

Dr. Dre's earliest recordings were released in 1994 on a compilation titled Concrete Roots.

The girl's imagery is concrete, rooted in her world yet at the same time enlarging it: "We sit in silence, trussed in memory, until darkness falls"; "The presence of a stranger in the Great House often causes ripples of disruption, as if we are a closed circle of stones".

Over decades, unimproved sidewalks decay as utility crews dig up concrete, tree roots push up paved areas, and weather erodes surfaces.

In it, he explores the drivers and consequences of the current youth unemployment crisis and showcases over 100 concrete grass-roots solutions from around the world that have proven successful at tackling youth unemployment.

It doesn't matter". The installation is rooted in concrete's origin as a theoretical substance suggested by St. Thomas Moore in Utopia (1516) as an antidote to cheaply-made houses with heavy walls caving in.

The installation is rooted in concrete's origin as a theoretical substance suggested by St. Thomas Moore in Utopia (1516) as an antidote to cheaply-made houses with heavy walls caving in.

He's rushing to install a hand pump on the well, build a concrete-lined root cellar and get an ice house ready before next summer.

Perhaps reflecting surfing's laid-back roots, concrete figures on participation are hard to come by.

Many of the barriers are placed on hard concrete, so plant roots have nowhere to go except within the planters, which are two feet deep.

Plans can grow in planting concrete and their roots can progress through it to the soil underneath.