Sentence examples for from a root from inspiring English sources

Read objects from a ROOT db file directory into memory.

Fresh produce is in ready supply from a root cellar rigged up under the gallery floor.

Sophia, too, comes from a root that means clear and visible.

To clarify: the Arabic word for "martyr" comes from a root which can also mean "witness".

The Arabic word for "martyr" comes from a root which can also mean "witness".

In ancient Greece the generic term for sacrifice (thysia) was derived from a root meaning to burn or to smoke.

Samuel Thomson learned the elements of botanical medicine from a "root doctor" he met in his youth.

In my agony I ignored my doctor's words of caution and swallowed narcotic painkillers left over from a root canal.

The very word for tolerance in Hebrew -- sovrenoot -- comes from a root meaning not respect or acceptance but grudgingly "putting up with" someone or something irritating.

A Japanese pharmaceutical company, for example, has sought to patent an extract derived from a root called muirapuama, considered an aphrodisiac here and known locally as "Amazon Viagra".

This article was amended on 29 July 2016 because an earlier version said: "The word 'martyr' comes from a root in Arabic which can also mean 'witness'".