Sentence examples for roots of a tree from inspiring English sources

The map in the ad is made up of the roots of a tree.

"It's like the roots of a tree — once you establish those roots you have a foundation," said Mr. Hilfiger.

That was followed by Bill Woodrow's Regardless of History, a bronze head squashed between the roots of a tree and a giant book.

An eight-year-old boy was only saved from being burned alive by clinging on to the exposed roots of a tree.

In some societies, a ritual of identification is performed, usually at birth (e.g., planting a tree or burying the placenta at the roots of a tree).

So he started up again in a more sombre mood, telling how he found his beloved Eurydice dead by the roots of a tree and how his brother asked in vain for his forgiveness.

And it is as deep as the root of a tree.

At Mohegan Sun, where the Indian motifs are designed by the company of the theming visionary David Rockwell, the overwhelmed pedestrian is ushered toward the Casino of the Earth by a 20-foot-high mural of a warrior brave materializing from the gnarled root of a tree.

The path is generally followed from root of a tree to leaf node that predicts the class for given sample.

As Roquentin sits in a park, the root of a tree loses its character of familiarity until he is overcome by nausea at its utterly alien character, its being en soi.

"I found this beautiful root of a tree which reminded me of a ginseng root," Stiller continues.