Sentence examples for currently rooted from inspiring English sources

Never mind Louisville, it is "Lousyville" where Montgomerie is currently rooted.

If Red Dwarf taught me any science (and it did get me through a physics GCSE) I accept that there might be a parallel universe somewhere in which Britain heads an Olympic medal table but my mind and body are currently rooted in this space-time reality and there's nothing you can do about that.

On Saturday afternoon at the MCG, round six of the AFL season presents us with something quintessentially "Carlton". Playing at home, against winless interstate opponents who are currently rooted to the bottom of the league ladder, the Blues have nevertheless been installed by the bookies as $6.25 underdogs.

Yeovil, currently rooted to the bottom of League One, will suffer back-to-back relegations if they lose at home to Notts County on Saturday.

The Cottagers are currently rooted to the bottom of the table and will be hoping their West London derby win can provide a platform to push on in the league.

It ended a positive first day for the home side in what is a key Division One relegation clash - Surrey are currently rooted to the foot of the table, with Derbyshire third-bottom, 15 points better off.

(I'm definitely buying one) But, everyone here is in the spirit and although I cannot go to see a game, I am definitely getting into the spirit too and was excited to see the USA tie with England and am currently rooting for the Dutch team!

The reality is that the legal rights women currently enjoy are not rooted in the constitution, but in a series of statutes like the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, Executive Orders like affirmative action, and various rules interpreting laws such as Title IX, guaranteeing equal educational opportunity.

Our currently entrenched STEM education is rooted in aggressive competition: competition to winnow and reward the fastest, best pre-prepared students in the most elite schools from the vast majority students without those same advantages.

Currently, nerve root decompression with instrumented fusion is the golden standard in the surgical treatment of low-grade spondylolytic spondylolisthesis, although scientific proof justifying instrumented spondylodesis over simple decompression is lacking.

From the piling up of short reads mapped on the genome, a series of programs (Bowtie, TopHat, and Cufflinks) comprehensively predicted 51,301 (shoot) and 54,491 (root) transcripts, including 2,795 (shoot) and 3,082 (root) currently unannotated in the Rice Annotation Project database.