Sentence examples for roots grew from inspiring English sources

Once the cactus was established, its roots grew into the rock and, with the help of the bacteria, eventually produced soil.

But the Cult, which does have punk roots, grew too hard and high flying during its career to continue claiming such a label.

Okra, a recent experiment inspired by her Louisiana roots, grew well but then disappointed her with an inexplicably paltry harvest of only one enormous pod per plant.

When money for seeds was scarce, Bruce Reynolds propagated ivy by putting the cuttings into jars of water until the roots grew.

Or, of a teacher who becomes drunkenly belligerent when dealing with his mother: "His working-class roots grew until he was out of his family tree".

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who often waxes nostalgic about his small-town roots, grew up in an almost all-white rural area where many referred to slingshots as "niggershooters".

With vegetables, it helps their roots grow stronger and thicker.

The show has always had feminist streaks; now it's letting the roots grow out.

Increase watering once the roots grow, and transplant after six months.

A small group can find that grass roots grow deep in that kind of society.

The bag preserves the humidity, helping the plant get moisture until new roots grow.