Sentence examples for state root from inspiring English sources

The president's habit of referring to "my people"; his promise to remake the Turkish state "root and branch" to undo the damage done by the Gülenists; the economic objectives he has set for 2023, the centenary of the republic's founding – nothing here suggests a man who expects to become irrelevant.

With unique versions now produced in every US state, root beer gets an extra special treatment with the addition of a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream.

To insert Washington -- until then at the periphery of a world politics still centered on Europe -- in the game of global power projection, Secretary of State Root launched an unprecedented tour of Latin America in 1906, winning the continent's support.

Many Tory activists think this process has moved the party a long way from its "small state" roots.

That she will begin her term as the state's 87th governor -- only the second time a Connecticut woman has taken that oath -- with much of the state rooting for her success is as much a result of the fatigue that permeates this scandal-scarred state as it is testimony to her popularity.

Everything we mean by a free market depends on a functioning, sympathetic state — a state rooted not in selfish individualism but in a social sympathy so broadly articulated and institutionalized that every man is confident that he can make an honest deal with his fellow man.

Will Kosovo be a state rooted in the rule of law or a state that needs law?

Critics say the proposal, called the Marijuana Legalization Amendment, would create a "pot grower oligarchy" by limiting commercial marijuana cultivation to just 10 sites in the state, rooted to specific land parcels that wealthy financial backers of the amendment have already acquired.

Never one to forget his Badger State roots, Whitford with a bachelor's degree from Wesleyan and a master's degree from Juilliard, delivered one of the more memorable commencement addresses at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, a stone's throw away from my house in Rockford, Illinois.

As a popular system administrator T-shirt states: "Root is God".

Mr. King, of Seaford, agreed and alluded to Mrs. Clinton's out-of-state roots.