Sentence examples for uproot this from inspiring English sources

She is the only one who can uproot this junta".

"There would be little cost to bring that under control if Neets and low level criminals were required as part of their contribution to the society which finances them, or which they have abused … to uproot this weed".

The men will need to come together to smite and uproot this plague from the house.

"The question has now been called upon the people of Florida: Will you uproot this toxic dehumanization of the LGBT community," said Nadine Smith, executive director of the LGBT advocacy group Equality Florida, "or will you, by action or indifference, allow us to be treated as inferiors in laws that protect our basic rights?" .

And not quite 60 years ago, Asian-Americans were again uprooted, this time forced into internment camps.

Scottish artist Katie Paterson has uprooted this idea and made it a reality.

"The support... is giving us the confidence that we are moving on the right course and that the result will be clear and decisive: uprooting this corrupt organization," Maliki said.

The Londoner at first found it hard to uproot to this sleepy corner of Portugal, but childhood summers spent with her parents at their holiday home in the Algarve, and then years later a minor heart attack suffered by Tim meant the decision was made.

But this summer, the Syed Ali Khan family was violently uprooted again – this time by the massive floods that washed away the family's home and all of their belongings.

"The elves really don't like being uprooted like this".

Caste-based inequality is an evil that should be uprooted, but this is a cynical piece of vote-grabbing: the latest twist involves promising that all eligible upper-caste candidates will get places too.