Sentence examples for uprooted through from inspiring English sources

What "the machine" was for LaGuardia, urban liberalism was for Giuliani: an entrenched foe to be uprooted through tireless combat.

That local system, supported by the school's budget, has been replaced by permanent teachers who have been uprooted through no fault of their own.

The satisfaction of having ended the horrid practice was tempered by the fact that only one other country uprooted slavery through violence: Haiti, in which a slave revolt ousted French overlords and gained independence.

While I am certain that some teachers burn out and it would be appropriate to remove them, it is the responsibility of the educational system to uproot them through independent, fair evaluation systems as soon as they fail to perform.

But Islamic State has embedded itself so thoroughly into the fabric of life in places like Raqqa that it will be all but impossible for U.S. aircraft - let alone Iraqi, Syrian and Kurdish troops - to uproot them through force alone.

The woman and her 1 ½-year-old sister were sleeping in a bedroom of the house near Atkins about 65 miles (105km) north-west of Little Rock, when winds uprooted the tree that crashed through the roof.

"My guess is Miriam is going through the trauma of being uprooted," she said.

In the tourists' follow-on, Dravid was caught at short leg off Graeme Swann, who then bowled Virender Sehwag through the gate before James Anderson uprooted VVS Laxman's off stump.

Cars were tossed like toys down the street, trees uprooted and businesses inundated as the floodwaters tore through the centre of town.

The group surfaced on Long Island last summer, when it announced through a spokesman that it had uprooted a Cold Spring Harbor cornfield used in genetic research.

Houses vanished, trees were uprooted like weeds, boulders taller than I pounded through the watercourses like the bowling balls of titans, and the slurry of mud and ash rose as high as fifteen feet in some places.