Sentence examples for root repertoire from inspiring English sources

From there he was away, unfurling the trademark Root repertoire of tall, elegant drives and uppercuts when given a hint of width, and clips off the pads when Pakistan's attack went straight.

It's too firmly rooted in my daily repertoire to go back now.

Close ties bind the musical roots and aesthetic of the klezmer repertoire with other domains of Jewish music.

In 1965 William Schuman, then the president of Lincoln Center, approached him, Mr. Wadsworth recalled, about assembling "a constituent, a wing of Lincoln Center, to present the great chamber repertoire," and the Chamber Music Society took root.

John Fordham of The Guardian called the album a "return to a funk repertoire reminiscent of Clarke's roots in Chick Corea electric bands".

The Guardian gave the album three stars, calling it a "return to a funk repertoire reminiscent of Clarke's roots in Chick Corea electric bands", while Allmusic gave it a score of three-and-a-half stars.

The phylogenetic analysis of all genes as well as the protein repertoire placed Daphnia pulex closest to the root of the Arthropoda.

Once you see the magic that is parboiling with potatoes, expand your repertoire with the rest of the starchy, root veggie family.

The Ice Bar sports a sweet repertoire of unique drinks ranging from Galco's root beer to soda from France. .

Born Edric Browne in Port of Spain, he mixed with fishermen as a child, and heard Shango and Shouting - music and ritual rooted in African spiritual practice - and imbibed a wide repertoire.

There is a broad range of commonly encountered physico-chemical stimuli to which roots will react, but they do so with a relatively restricted repertoire of responses.