Sentence examples for their roots from from inspiring English sources

The Episcopal Church is the United States branch of the Anglican Communion, with 77 million members representing churches that trace their roots from the Church of England.

"And why the Scandinavian/Germanic angle?" The artistic tendencies often find their roots from a region, a nickname or something as simple as a player's size.

Until a few years ago, the police felt hamstrung by a City Council and a community that, reflecting their roots from the 1960s, looked askance at authority.

As a people, they trace their roots from the south of France through the north of Spain, sharing a language, Euskera — though it sounds different from south to north — and a vibrant maritime history.

She traces their roots from monuments to secular and religious icons (the Pyramids and Europe's Gothic cathedrals) to the first habitable skyscrapers in downtown New York and Chicago, whose construction, in the 1880s, was facilitated by the mass production of structural steel and by improved elevator technology.

Both get their roots from the Honda Odyssey, a front-wheel-drive minivan with a unibody instead of a truck-derived, body-on-frame structure.

Many other crucial social problems have finance at their root, from saving for college to insuring unemployment risk.

Both parties agreed on one thing: families are harmed when ripped up from their roots, divorced from support networks and their children moved away from their schools.

The Schrocks are far not just from their roots but from a grown daughter in Michigan and four grown sons back in Tennessee.

The Nets are more cosmopolitan than the Knicks -- their roots ranging from Congo to California's Bay Area.

Although this is a "young" religion, their roots are from the THC Ministry founded in the year 2000.