Sentence examples for uproot itself from inspiring English sources

What struck me was how a minor price differential — about a penny per sock — caused an entrenched industry to uproot itself.

And yet, the baby-faced Betty seems unaware of the erotic spell she casts on the anthropomorphic world around her, even when, in "Bamboo Isle," her hip-swiveling, topless hula dance prompts a flower to uproot itself and dive headfirst into the sand.

Nor can the cliff uproot itself and go somewhere else.

It uprooted itself and fell.

According to them, an entire village has uprooted itself to a mountaintop.

Once a year, New Jersey's entire political-industrial complex uproots itself from Trenton, gathers its tendrils in from Newark and New Brunswick, and replants them aboard a chartered Amtrak train for an overnight pilgrimage to the nation's capital.

At his teacher's urging, the family uprooted itself again to enable Jaime to work first with Josef Gingold, in Cleveland, then with Gingold's teacher, the great Ivan Galamian, at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia.

(On horseback in northwestern Wyoming during a snowstorm, he's feeling sorry for himself and the wind-swept trees when an enormous pine suddenly "uproots itself and arcs noiselessly through the air" to land directly in front of him).

In the era of rapid download and less rapid file sharing, the American musical landscape has unceremoniously uprooted itself.

So why are many local officials, including Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in New York City, which prides itself on being the cultural capital of the world, trying to uproot the erotic dance clubs?

What many assumed was a temporary occupation has embedded itself so deeply into the fabric of the region as to be virtually impossible to uproot.