Sentence examples for uprooted to from inspiring English sources

Then she uprooted to Snowflake, Arizona.

The same applies to fruit orchards or cattle fences uprooted to make way for soya.

Come Brand's adolescence, the family uprooted to Hastings: "Cue very bad behaviour and annoying teenage rebellion".

Traffic had stopped, shops were shut and paving stones were being uprooted to build barricades.

The advert said he had "uprooted to the new life of a full time novelist and hotelier".

Uprooted to a new neighborhood, she stayed enrolled at her old school for the rest of the semester before transferring.

She married him in 1951, undaunted by the prospect of uprooting to Delhi.

Water was applied before uprooting to avoid root damage.

While his first emotion Wednesday was elation, he and Mr. Storey face difficult choices about whether to uproot again to return to the United States.

Unless something much worse happens, they are unlikely to uproot them to Abu Dhabi or other places in the region trying to lure Western business.

As well, international travel to distant locations is more commonplace than in previous centuries, meaning there is less need to uproot items to ensure their visibility.