Sentence examples for vast root from inspiring English sources
Its vast root brain awaits it, forty feet below the soil.
Each tree represents endlessly brachiating possibilities, and those vast roots are sprawling quietly on either side of the California highway system.
Musically, her innovation was vast, if rooted in seemingly minute modifications of syllable count: in the end, she didn't sound like anybody else.
Or is it really a vast movement rooted in the valid patriotic concern of the American people for our nation's survival and the future of freedom?
In his subsequent novel, Capital, Lanchester made a spirited attempt to show how the vast inequalities rooted in those noughts played out in the lives of the residents of a representative London street.
He was careful to make a clear distinction between certain organizational leaders and the vast grass roots of religious conservatives with whom he shares a great concern for traditional values.
Because the premise of "Privilege" is vast — deeply rooted change, a change in mentalities, in habits, in the foundations of thought — it's an artistic risk of the highest order: it risks absurdity.
Plants draw water from soil moisture through their vast network of root hairs and rootlets.
Their vast trunks and root systems store carbon dioxide, move water, and produce oxygen that is released into the atmosphere.
The crime is insider trading, and Judge Sullivan, of Federal District Court in Manhattan, handed down one of the stiffest sentences yet in the government's vast campaign to root out wrongdoing on Wall Street trading floors.
Our focus here on underwater PN as related to the ecophysiology of submergence tolerance adds to the vast knowledge on root adaptations in wetland species.
