Sentence examples for it took root from inspiring English sources

This was big news; the cable juggernaut touted its scoop on its most popular shows, and it took root in social media, tarring Bergdahl as a traitor.

The store occupied several sites before it took root in its present location in 1943.

In that distinctive mid-Eighties borderland between private enterprise and public patronage, it took root, found its audience and, in the manner of the time, launched a global celebrity.

The tapas spirit, or at least versions of it, took root here long ago, spreading wide and far.

On the machines where it took root, Windows Me was a welcome improvement over Windows 98 Second Edition.

Here in Colorado it took root in a town that was wrapped up in a cycle of its own destruction.

For reasons that still prevail today, once an idea is implanted in the United States of America, it takes root so vigorously that its flourishing is attributed solely to the fertility of the medium.

If it takes root, it will outlast the vicissitudes of politics.

Civil society has been planted, and now it is imperative that it take root and flourish.

When did it take root? A. We all love the Olympic Games, right?

Repeat a lie often enough, the saying goes, and it takes root as the truth.