Sentence examples for uprooting all from inspiring English sources

He explained that part of making whites feel at home in a black-led South Africa was not uprooting all their cherished symbols.

The Chinese are now uprooting all epimediums, selling an extract made from the leaves, and several species are threatened with extinction.

Many Europeans, blaming mainly Israel for the impasse since 1967, would love to see America "deliver" the Israelis by forcing them right back to the pre-1967 bordeveneven if this means uprooting all the settlements Israel has built in the occupied lands.

Donald Trump's candidacy is a runaway train T-boning a bus full of orphans and dragging the wreckage through a protected wetland and uprooting all the plants and killing a bunch of endangered waterfowl.

A third tree had been uprooted; all that remained was a hole in the ground.

Four years ago it voluntarily pulled out all its soldiers and uprooted all its settlers.

"It is so painful for them to be uprooted all of a sudden, at this age," Alice said.

In trying to uproot all traces of links to the old communist regime, it created a situation in which loyalty was prized above competence.

In a speech here on Tuesday, Mr. Perry said that he would outline his proposal "to uproot all three branches of government and overhaul Washington".

Some settler officials cite recent polls that show 80percentt of Israelis do not think that Israel should uproot all its settlements.

A biblical passage, for example, accompanies "Selection," which shows a hard-faced Nazi officer separating a boy from his mother as masses of Jews trudge off toward smokestacks: "While Pharaoh decreed death only for male children, Laban sought to uproot all".