Sentence examples for uproot over from inspiring English sources

Conflicts, instability uproot over 4.5 million children in 5 countries: UNICEF NEW YORK, 29 September 2015 – Conflicts and instability in five countries alone have uprooted at least 4.5 million children, UNICEF said on the eve of a United Nations high-level meeting on the global migrant and refugee crisis.

Many of those fleeing have been uprooted over and over again.

Over in Syria, a four year civil war has uprooted over 11 million from their homes and towns.

The BBC fail to mention how Hamas have thanked Israel for a) uprooting over 9,000 Israeli civilians and removing all presence from Gaza in 2005 in an effort to achieve peace and, b) allowing the extra supplies on Friday.

In an old cemetery, centuries-old oaks were uprooted and snapped over, their lush leaves now draping tombstones as if to protect them from an earthly nightmare.

Wind damage occurred throughout the island, although mostly limited to broken windows, trees being uprooted, and fences knocked over.

Speculation that Conservative backbencher Adam Afriyie is mounting a serious challenge to uproot David Cameron abounded over the weekend.

This shows another aspect of capital moving that goes beyond practical or strategic considerations and is also present in some modern examples: an authoritarian leader has far more power to decide to uproot a capital city and over-rule any opposition, compared to a democratic government.

Even before the homely salamander lumbered into the picture, there were bitter disputes over the uprooting of California live oaks for vineyards, over the way some some slopes were being bulldozed and over events like weddings and concerts that some wineries had tried to hold.

"Anyone else who was even half as sick as I am shouldn't have to uproot themselves and fly over to England.

Because officials are about to uproot the center all over again, I took an inspiration from the recent Olympics, when the equestrian jumps included tributes to familiar British sights: red postal boxes, Big Ben and more.