Sentence examples for former roots from inspiring English sources

Instead, as hip-hop grew more commercialized, double dutch turned into an oddball sport, removed from its former roots.

Microconduit infrastructure attributed to former roots suggested increased hydrologic connectivity compared with the otherwise indistinguishable, underlying (root-free) stratum (60 cm bls to approximately 180 cm bls).

Indeed, we observed that the original root system of S. dulcamara deteriorates quickly upon flooding (data not shown), making the newly formed adventitious roots, with their aerenchymatous connections linking root apices with the shoot, likely to be important in replacing the former roots.

Guests include the comedian Reggie Watts, the artful indie noise-pop band Deerhoof, the beatboxer, m.c., and former Roots member Rahzel, the chamber orchestra Metropolis Ensemble, the lo-fi Chicago street musician Willis Earl Beal (on the second night only), and many others.

The collapse of the World Trade Center towers, nearly ten years ago, registered as minor earthquakes (with magnitudes of 2.2 and 2.4) on a seismometer locked in a former root cellar on the old Lamont estate, twenty miles upriver, in Palisades, New York.

"This is what I always wanted," Ms. Rubolotta said, twirling around in her 913-square-foot shop at 2 Hilltop Road, which occupies the first floor, with the former root cellar beneath and a studio apartment above.

By Ben McGrath The collapse of the World Trade Center towers, nearly ten years ago, registered as minor earthquakes (with magnitudes of 2.2 and 2.4) on a seismometer locked in a former root cellar on the old Lamont estate, twenty miles upriver, in Palisades, New York.

Both expressions meant "God be with you," but the former had roots in Persian (the language of suspect Iran) while the latter leaned toward state-promoted Arabic (and ally Saudi Arabia).

Its surviving members disappeared, many of them returning to their former criminal roots.

Critical reception of the song was positive, with reviewers praising the collaboration between Rihanna and Paul and as a return to the former's roots.

David Miliband has maintained a centrist posture setting him apart from his brother and three other candidates with "Old Labour" roots — two former cabinet ministers with close ties to Mr. Brown, Ed Balls and Andy Burnham, and a parliamentary backbencher, Diane Abbott, the first black woman to seek a major party leadership in Britain.