Sentence examples for root and ground from inspiring English sources

I could have simply increased the grated ginger root and ground ginger.

The anonymous medieval author of the Christian mystical work The Cloud of Unknowing similarly expressed the view that in profound and prolonged contemplation a soul dries up the "root and ground" of the sin that is always there, even after one's confession and however busy one is in holy things: "therefore, whoever would work at becoming a contemplative must first cleanse his [or her] conscience".

Increased fertilizer consumption and more efficient fertilizer use, which will reduce erosion by increasing root growth and ground cover.

Aboveground, shops sell North Korean foodstuffs: expensive mushrooms advertised as truffles, ginseng root, and powder ground from the gall bladder of bears and sold as a boost to the immune system.

In the first formulation, appropriate for dc with a small insulator string, the residual resistance is considered as a resistance between a small circular conductor where it models the arc root and the ground electrode.

Three year-old plants were used for a better balance between root and above ground organ developments.

Air-dried, root-removed and ground samples were passed through a 100-mesh sieve.

For all abiotic stress treatments, we analyzed expression measurements generated from both below (root) and above-ground (shoots) tissue samples, while with respect to pathogen infection treatment, expression measurements generated from leaf tissue were considered.

The Cherokee relied on alcoholic spirits of black cohosh root to treat rheumatism and ground the root into teas to treat consumption and fatigue; the Algonquins used it for kidney trouble.

Alas, there was no sign of that owl, which splashes its white droppings on the trunks of trees and the roots and the ground below its perch.

He said he understood what Mr. Tamimi called the "common roots and common ground" of Islamist activists, many of whom never expected to return home.