Sentence examples for roots walks from inspiring English sources

Still, they seem to be on the same page: these days, Roots walks along under dark clouds of Pentecostal gloom, and the Maccabees echo such world-weary penitence with thunderstorm atmospherics and brooding guitars.

He fared best during the first half of this show, which was compact and invigorating, beginning with Mr. Legend and the Roots' walking through the crowd up to the stage, a stiff riff on a New Orleans second line.

I caught up with frontwoman, La Marisoul, last month and can't wait to see a local band with Olvera Street roots walk away with a Grammy.

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Root will walk away from his first Test as deputy to Alastair Cook knowing that two chances to get his name on the honours board went begging after following his innings-salvaging 98 on day one with 84 on Sunday that, if not starting from as ropey a position as 25 for three, felt harder earned.

People were going to the bush to look for fruits, berries, and roots; they often walked for an hour before finding anything.

Belichick went back to his roots, found that balance, walked that line, started listening to the needs of his players and others.

All this has its roots in Cardiff's walking pieces – her personal interpretation of the guided tour that ranged from the scenic – a wander round the Villa Medici to the prosaic – a public toilet.

"He's rooted in his walk with Christ.

Then they will make some lame excuse about being late for a root canal and walk swiftly away.

Brutzkus asserted that Varangian came from the Turkic root varmak ("to walk, travel") while Kylfing was a Norse pronunciation of the Slavic kolbiagi, itself deriving from the Turkic phrase köl-beg ("sea-king"); under this interpretation the word Kylfing would be more or less synonymous with "Viking".