Sentence examples for prospect of uprooting from inspiring English sources

She married him in 1951, undaunted by the prospect of uprooting to Delhi.

Though the Slack house is not a designated historical monument, Mr. Tolle said he anguished over the prospect of uprooting it.

Great deal of bitterness when aviator sawed down tree instead of uprooting it.

Saints owner Tom Benson had been the one flirting with the notion of uprooting the team.

While choosing between the prospect of exciting new work and uprooting a family has long been part of the calculus of a job change, the current economic slump is complicating the process.

This type of uprooting can be very damaging, said Catherine Gladwell, director of the London-based Refugee Support Network.

In recent weeks, Jewish settlers and their supporters on the political right, alarmed by the prospect of a handover of land they live on to the Palestinians, have dominated, holding protests and posting signs that proclaim: "Uprooting settlements tears apart the nation," and "You don't abandon your brothers".

"A Prospect of Eternity".

A prospect of sleet.

The prospect of flying blind.

The prospect of prison frightened him.