uproot造句怎么写

They had been forced to uproot their vines and plant wheat.

For it would be fire that consumes to Abaddon, And would uproot all my increase.

I will Build them up and not tear them down; I will plant them and not uproot them.

To further uproot the idea of video as a faithful recording tool, Fang would usually rework the sequence of events in her videos through editing.

A 2007 UN study spoke of an "environmental crisis of global proportions" that could uproot 50 million people from their homes by 2010, mostly in Africa.

We'd hardly settled the children into a new school when we were posted to another district and had to uproot them again.

Nowadays, people have no feelings for weeds. As long as those born in their own yard and not planted artificially are defined as weeds, they will not hesitate to uproot them.

Only by analyzing the emerging cause of terrorism and setting up a legal frame of anti-terrorism in the international society can we curb and uproot the activities of terrorism really and effectively.

To uproot and replant(a growing plant).

Whthin seconds a tornado can uproot trees.

We decided to uproot and head for Scotland.

Let poisonous weeds sprout, then uproot them and plough them under for manure.

Call it honesty, integrity, wholeness; you must not go back, undo, uproot, abandon the conquered ground.

Klinsmann has rejected the chance to replace Jose Mourinho because he does not want to uproot from his home in America.

The Clinton solution would require Israel to give up the bulk of its settlements in the West Bank, uproot a great many more settlers than it did in Gaza and share sovereignty over Jerusalem.

Another example is the failure of some comrades in our army to carry out the policy of helping the civilian units to uproot factionalism and so promote unity among the masses.

Many people is uproot from their home by the flood.

He had no wish to uproot Dena from her present home.

If this is what we are up against, it won't do much good to try to uproot whatever war-like inclinations may dwell within our minds.

To pull out by the roots; uproot.

The love of liberty is so firmly embedded in men's hearts that no tyrant can hope to uproot it.

I can guarantee you Fisher would uproot him.

But now, as the Web and DVRs uproot the way people consume television, and thus rip apart the industry’s business model, the unit is adding advertiser research as a fresh focus of intense inquiry.