A running theme of the film is Inga's dream of home as an eternal place to which you can return for comfort and roots.
In a sense, the animation represents a return to roots for an opera whose primary source, a short, serialized novel by Rudolf Tesnohlidek, was itself based on a series of cartoon drawings by Stanislav Lolek.
The job is a return to roots for the industry veteran who worked on the original film and where he became best friends with the director.
It's all still there, just waiting for a renaissance — a surge of red ball caps and shirts heading toward the Great American Ball Park, people feeling some ancient impulse to return to root for the Reds.
Bryant's case was, in a real way, my teenage self's introduction to rape, and it left me confused and unable to return to rooting for Bryant without some small bit of reservation.
The gathering, in a sense, marks a return for festivals to their more substantial roots.
After five months, fungal hyphae associated with AM and EM tree roots preferentially colonized basalt over granite and quartz (figure 1 b; electronic supplementary material, figure S1 shows comparisons between species), which is indicative of positive feedbacks between elemental uptake from basalt by hyphae in return for increasing carbon provision from tree roots.
It was the rural idyll that originally tempted owners Sian and Gareth Price to leave their own well-paid city jobs and return to their roots, for a better quality of life for their family.
After Destiny, adapted for television in 1978, Edgar returned to his roots for Wreckers (1977), about dockers, written for John McGrath's 7 84 company, and then went on to produce two adaptations: The Jail Diary of Albie Sachs (1978), about the South African dissident lawyer, and Mary Barnes (1978), which dealt with RD Laing's theories of psychiatry.
When 13 militant factions agreed to the ceasefire, it was in return for Mr Abbas's promises to root out corruption in the PA, hold elections and keep his security forces off the fighters' backs.
