Sentence examples for rooted themselves from inspiring English sources

Almost imperceptibly, the right words rooted themselves in the rhythm while melodies and harmonies emerged in Dean's voice.

The Juilliard students could have rooted themselves more firmly to the earth at times to remind the audience that the dance's wonders had humble origins.

For 10 years Turabi's NIF set the theocratic tenor of Bashir's regime, and NIF members rooted themselves deep in Sudan's political and judicial infrastructure.

Generation after generation of oyster larvae rooted themselves on layers of mature oyster shells for more than 7,000 years until enormous underwater reefs were built up around nearly every shore of greater New York.

Until now, many Anglophone accounts of communism have rooted themselves chiefly in the Soviet Union and Europe; Asian, African and Latin American experiences have tended to figure as little more than byproducts of a Eurocentric story.

Neither is it just Hobbit country in the minds of cinemagoers: with the recent run of Narnia films having also rooted themselves here, New Zealand has become a one-stop geek mecca.

Still, cottonwoods, hackberries and bur oaks managed to root themselves to the landscape.

Both baseball and Mormonism attempted to root themselves, and their holy narratives, on native New York ground.

Their ultimate political influence, however, was limited: under their leadership political institutions failed to root themselves in society, and economies remained relatively underdeveloped.

Now, he says, families prefer to explore a new holiday haunt each summer rather than "root themselves in one place for 30 years".

The gnarled pitch pines often root themselves in cracks in the bedrock and grow only about eight feet tall under the harsh conditions.