Sentence examples for or uprooted from inspiring English sources

[This] doesn't bode well for flooding or uprooted trees.

It would either be trodden on or uprooted.

Tens of thousands of soldiers were killed in World War I-style trench warfare during the conflict, and tens of thousands of others were taken prisoner or uprooted.

While the Saba program is not designed exclusively for Muslim women, most of the participants are Muslims, mainly women like Shabana, plucked or uprooted from their homelands into arranged marriages to men in Germany.

According to their ministry of agriculture, nearly 500,000 olive trees have been bulldozed, burnt down or uprooted in the territories since the second intifada (uprising) began in 2000.

But there are all sorts of examples, including from recent history, demonstrating that even the most seemingly insurmountable institutions can be weakened or uprooted when they become abusive enough.

As Alex Seitz-Wald wrote in The Washington Post today, it will be much more difficult to alter or uproot the health care law after October 1, when the exchanges go online.

Instead of shutting down the business or uprooting my employees when I went to business school, I commuted 10 hours a week between NYC and Boston for two years.

That means those moldering encyclopedias filled with magical creatures and herbs are real ― well, sort of ― and even us Muggles can curl up at a library with instructions for turning lead into gold or uprooting a mandrake without being tormented by its humanoid shriek.  .

Walsh isn't actually going to grab his musket if Clinton wins for the same reason that all those celebrities threatening to ditch a Trump'd America for Canada aren't going to follow through: Starting a revolution or uprooting your life is a lot more work than talking tough in the days before an election.

The eastern North American seed crops were apparently harvested by cutting or uprooting (Gremillion, 2004).