Sentence examples for the roots by from inspiring English sources

The current consensus is that sap is pulled up from the roots by the leaves.

The stump was cut at the roots by the Tacoma Fire Department and transported to McChord Air Force Base -- from where, presumably, it was airlifted away.

Where the hills aren't burnt for grouse they are grazed to the roots by overstocked deer, maintained at vast densities to give the bankers waddling over the moors in tweed pantaloons a chance of shooting one.

I can tolerate personal attacks but I must object when they are used to obfuscate valid arguments.GEORGE SNew YorkAsia's economic growthSIR--Your article on Asia's economies (March 1st) says that my argument in "The Myth of Asia's Miracle", which popularised the research of Alwyn Young and Lawrence Lau, has been "ripped up at the roots by other economists".

The resulting Fe III)–MA complexes are then absorbed into the roots by Fe III)–MA transporter.

In order for photosynthesis to occur, tall trees must supply their uppermost leaves with water, which is pulled up from the roots by evaporation.

Mr. Müller preserves the intensity of the root by slicing it thin and cooking it fast.

Is that why we are so heartened, even as love is snapped off at the root, by the final, companionable line of "Casablanca"?

Finding, for example, the root by the bisection method, we get, approximately, x 0 = 2.5212648363927.

Water and nutrients enter the root by osmosis and are transported to the seedling.

True toads completely lack teeth, but most frogs have them, specifically pedicellate teeth in which the crown is separated from the root by fibrous tissue.