Sentence examples for roots of the tree from inspiring English sources

The roots of the tree is the woman.

"The red is the roots of the tree — the bloodshed".

"The roots of the tree go down to the Sidhe realm — the fairy domain, the underworld.

Threads from the fungus penetrate the roots of the tree and an exchange of nutrients between the species takes place.

"Too much of it is short-term, incremental innovation, and the roots of the tree aren't happy," she said.

David Attenborough returns with First Life, which looks at the roots of the tree of life, and also narrates natural history show Wild Madagascar.

In the hardwood forest, a shallow swamp immersed the trunks and roots of the trees near the lake.

Originally the area was forested, and the roots of the trees protected the very sandy soil against torrential rain.

By torchlight, I can see the entrances the badgers have dug between the roots of the trees.

The roots of the trees absorb water when it rains, releasing it back slowly into the environment.

And at the root of the Tree of Life is the jellyfish".