Sentence examples for first roots from inspiring English sources
Look past the outlandish concept and you can find the first roots of the new Flaming Lips beginning to take shape, largely thanks to drummer Steven Drozd slowly shifting into the role of multi-instrumentalist.
In fact, Broken Arrow put down its first roots 65 years ago, when the young Mr. Jaynes planted a couple hundred spruce seedlings in his father's apple orchard as part of a 4-H project — selling Christmas trees.
It is probably this very utility, as well as their ability to withstand cold (radishes are the first roots you can plant and enjoy in the spring, and turnips are among the latest you can harvest) that has caused these vegetables to be underrated.
Dr. Bowie was a Harvard man; he had been rector of the illustrious St. Paul's Church in Richmond, where Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis once worshipped; and, the son of an impeccably aristocratic Virginia family, he came from a section of the country where, in the early sixteen-hundreds, the first roots of Anglicanism in America had been sent down.
As successive roots explain less of the observed variance, the general discrimination success is often identified by plotting the scores of the first roots (Figs. 2 and 3).
About 10,000 years ago in the Near East, the first roots of civilization were planted along with the first crops of wheat and barley.
First Root made a schoolboy error.
Thereafter, rapid cell division provides the building blocks of the primary organs of the embryo sporophyte: the first root, first leaves, and the shoot apex.
The second root node has to be as far as possible from the first root node.
First, root remnants may affect healing mechanism of BRONJ.
It is shown that the first root corresponds to protons in chemical electrochemical systems and the second (relativistic) root corresponds to protons in nuclei.
