Sentence examples for how to uproot from inspiring English sources
Vurb is still rolling out its private beta to a big waitlist, and must figure out how to uproot one of our most ingrained digital behaviors.
We learn how to uproot, move on and leave everything behind.
Mr. Rumsfeld gave his most precise checklist to date of how the offensive to uproot the terrorist network called Al Qaeda and punish its Taliban sponsors would be coordinated with the Northern Alliance, the main opposition group.
Rather than resist the underlying meaning of such change, as his two predecessors did, Francis has advanced it with supreme naturalness, even while showing in his own uneven reactions how hard it is to uproot "an error of mind".
When Titina Nzolameso got a letter from Westminster council offering her new accommodation 50 miles away in Milton Keynes, she had little over 24 hours to work out how she was going to uproot her five children from London and find them new schools in a part of the country she had never visited, far from the friends and support structures she had built up over the previous 17 years.
I've done both kinds of moving, several times, and it never ceases to amaze me how difficult it is to uproot ourselves--no matter the excitement and commitment we have to the process.
Let it put your department on notice that we, as a community, are monitoring how you are working to uproot systemic racism and change policing for the better, and we expect our police force to be an instrument of peace in the community.
As some Iraqi lawmakers try to crack down on honor killing, the case — in which there have been no arrests — also illustrates how difficult it can be to uproot a deep-seated tribal honor code.
"Spying on Americans" (editorial, May 2) clearly demonstrates how fear-mongering can be used to uproot our most fundamental constitutional rights.
Galina is reluctant to uproot him, regards of how much she misses him.
Madrid may certainly seem like a more intriguing place to live than Milwaukee, but how many 19-year-old kids really want to uproot everything and jet off to Spain; far away from their family, friends and everything they know?
