Residents say their vigilance stems from their deep roots in the neighborhood.
The Aspers' ambitions may be tempered by their deep roots in the Canadian prairies.
In this comic drama, the director Joe Swanberg looks unsparingly at family bonds — their deep roots, their tenuous threads.
Several species that have been introduced into western North America, however, are considered serious pests because they draw out scarce water with their deep roots and displace native species.
There, against the backdrop of the folk music revival of the early 1960s, they issued three well-received albums that demonstrated their mastery of the rock idiom as well as their deep roots in traditional mountain music.
We wonder how Vermonters a group to whom old elms with their deep roots have an almost symbolic meaning, will react to this, once the giddy excitement of the President's trip has passed.
Some, like sugar-cane, are not particularly sensitive to when rain falls; others, like maize and cocoa, need moisture at specific times; tree crops, such as coffee, can survive long droughts because of their deep roots.
It stars the director's son, Louis Garrel, who is thirty and has been something of his muse since the 2005 film "Regular Lovers," which covers similar themes, suggesting their deep roots in Garrel's art and life.
This is far too simplistic given the complexities of events there, their deep roots in old grievances inflamed by newer issues such as feuds over the profits of drug-running and kidnapping.
— Janet J., Phoenix A. Sarah Banks of Saranjan Tours, a Seattle-based company specializing in custom trips to Spain and Portugal using their deep roots there, suggests you base yourselves at Sallent de Gallego, a two-hour drive from Jaca on the Spanish side of the mountains.
