Sentence examples for has it roots from inspiring English sources

The Institute's program has it roots at Yale University.

Perhaps it is meant to mimic the windy Victorian style in which Mr. Cox's novel has it roots.

It draws on the Mexican cowboy, or charro, tradition, which has it roots in the Salamanca region of Spain.

The battle has it roots months before Anna Mae was born, with an unrelated case in 1998.

(The word "rivals" even has it roots in fights over water, coming from the Latin rivalis, for "one taking from the same stream as another").

The start-up community has it roots on the west side of the city, in beachside Santa Monica and Venice, which earned it the nickname Silicon Beach.

Just as it has rooted deeply into social structure, so too has it rooted deeply into consciousness -even into the sub-conscious.

The idea for the book had it roots in the photographer Elliot Erwitt's suggestion that going back over early work can be a photographer's smartest move.

Like other Armenian communities in America, Armenian communities in these cities have it roots in late 19th century and early 20th century.

You have to have it rooted in truth otherwise it's all just artifice.

"It has its roots in our own history".