Sentence examples for root comes from inspiring English sources

This bastion is not a place for the faint-hearted but there is no way Root comes into that category.

Root comes in for Ballance for one last ODI innings on this very humbling debut tour of Australia.

Ulluco (pronounced oo-YOU-co) - This brightly colored root comes in yellow, pink, red, purple and candy stripes.

At school, we did that classic thing of growing a broad bean in a jar, between blotting paper and the glass, so you can watch as the root comes out and the shoot grows up.

The hypocotyl and stem apex are derived from the proximal cell of a short filament formed by the basal cell, and the root comes from the pair of cells next to it.

And yet the original root comes from the Latin word integer (a word that might give some of us a grade school math flashback) meaning wholeness.

Root came out of his crease to flick a full toss from Root to leg.

He twists out of the cloven pine like a root coming to life.

Brown & Root came up with myriad ideas in a classified study and was handed a lucrative contract to implement its own plan.

Root came in at No4 and looked more positive in his footwork from the start, manoeuvring Glenn Maxwell's off-breaks around and reverse-lapping impishly for four as England's 50 came up at the start of the 14th over.

First Root came down the pitch, a ploy he had used successfully earlier on, only to turn a Rangana Herath delivery into a yorker, which squeezed past his bat on to the middle stump.