Sentence examples for great roots from inspiring English sources

One of the great roots of intolerance is the belief that frictions could and should be abolished.

He put the Packers, a tiny-market team with great roots, a team that was about to be all but relegated, back on the map.

Right to my face, voters say, 'Don't we have enough Russian politicians?' For them, a person born in Russia with great roots in Russia who speaks Russian, whose grandfather died in Stalin's prisons is not considered Russian".

And in our society, which seems to me to have no great roots in the past, people have a psychological need to place themselves and find out where they come from".

Ives characterized the work as an attempt — among other things, if that is possible — "to trace with tonal imprints the vastness, the evolution of all life, in nature of humanity, from the great roots of life to the spiritual eternities from the great unknown to the great unknown".

So, this is really an affectionate look back at the twenty years that I spent living in the U.S.A., and some of the great roots music from the heartland.

"The fans were great, rooted for their team, fair to us," Strange said.

Less tasty species, like larch, left marooned in the flood, have simply toppled over, exposing great root bulbs, which, now, are slowly rotting.

So just before dawn last Friday, inside a steamy Cugliotta greenhouse, three men guided the great root ball of a 23-foot-tall Bradford pear onto a forklift.

It's made of things that keep all winter, like corned beef, cabbage and all the great root vegetables -- there's boiling onions in there, parsnips, rutabaga, potatoes, turnips, carrots and beets, which you have to cook separately".

We have a great stratified soil allowing a great rooting system development.