Sentence examples for strong rooted from inspiring English sources

The importance of a strong, rooted torso is suggested, rising from and succumbing to the pull of the earth in American modern and traditional African dance.

For many of us, a strong, rooted family and community network is the safety net beneath the safety net, and leaving it behind in search of work can seem terrifying and risky.

That's why when the government collapsed — you got the Muslim Brotherhood taking advantage of the revolution, not strong-rooted democratic movements.

Still, he speaks of his childhood as a deeply secure, rooted time; the Boroughs' dense warren of Victorian terraces sustained a strong sense of community.

"I've explored so much of myself through my poetry, I feel strong and rooted wherever I am," she said.

Breidahl argues that similar, strong and rooted norms of state involvement and employment capacity, closely connected to the functionality of the universal welfare state, exist in all three countries.

The key then to lawn care without pesticides is to maintain a strong, deep-rooted turf.

Use these secret words when the recruiter asks you why you applied for the ROTC scholarship during your interview: "I have a strong, deep-rooted desire to have a long-standing career in the United States (fill in branch of service here)." Stay in shape!

"And this is where there is a strong cultural and rooted pattern which we are trying to break.

It shows just how strong, how deep-rooted and how broad our party, the Labour party is, for the whole of Britain".

Pulp also has a taste for disco that makes it contemporary in a way that peers like Oasis can't match, and it has just released a strong new disco-rooted song, "After You," produced by James Murphy.