Rooting Sentence Examples

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  • When I watch a Terminator movie, I am rooting for the people, not the machines.

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  • Keep sweet potatoes hoed to prevent the vines rooting at the joints.

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  • They are certain to be one team that fans will be rooting for.

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  • As a parent, you will probably be rooting for modesty and practicality in any skirt your girl owns.

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  • It requires some care in transplanting, or it will be a long time rooting well.

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  • Next, they apply a rooting hormone to the opposite end of the stalk.

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  • The plant height ranges between two to six inches, spreading and rooting to an indefinite width.

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  • Dip the cut end in a commercially prepared rooting hormone and place in water, sterile medium, or even directly into the soil to encourage root growth.

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  • As an alternative to prepared rooting hormone, place the cut end of your vine in a vase with a few cut young willow shoots.

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  • Rooting reflex is stimulated by touching a finger to the infant's cheek or the corner of the mouth.

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  • Like the rooting reflex, it is inhibited by the third to fourth month.

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  • You can increase your collection of lucky bamboo by taking any trimmings and applying a rooting hormone before placing in clean water.

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  • Rooting through department store racks will often yield some favorable results, though you might need to take down a hemline or add a lace inset to a neckline.

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  • You may even be rooting for Notre Dame and, hoping for the luck of the Irish, want to dress your child as the Fighting Irish mascot.

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  • Track down your cute lab partner from sophomore year, or just find someone rooting for the "right" team on football game days.

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  • When Lucas and Peyton married, she was rooting for them and finally began to find a real love of her own in Julian (Austin Nichols) in later seasons.

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  • However, if you are a first-timer when it comes to starting an exercise routine, you may find yourself rooting through loads of information and weight-loss opinions, some of which seem to conflict.

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  • This is a casual occasion, rowdy shindigs that get friends cheering and rooting for their favorite teams and each other.

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  • Wear your big and tall hockey jersey while rooting on your favorite hockey team.

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  • The stems are columnar or elongated, some of the latter creeping on the ground or climbing up the trunks of trees, rooting as they grow.

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  • The process of rooting these runners should be facilitated by fixing them close down to the soil, which is done by small wooden hooked pegs or by stones; hair-pins, short lengths of bent wire, &c., may also be used.

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  • In many Calamites there is evidence that the aerial stem sprang from a horizontal rhizome, as in the common species C. (Stylocalamites) Suckowi; in other specimens the aerial stem has an independent, rooting base.

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  • She never thought she'd find herself rooting for the Black God, but she willed Jonny to take control of the situation.

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  • Only surviving deck rooting around a. Scheme of cruise lines operate ships larger bilingual german.

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  • First I hear him praising his own handiwork; then he starts rooting around with his dental tools.

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  • In essence, they created an immensely strong body of armed men by rooting the state in private landlordism.

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  • Cuttings are set in a rooting mixture of two parts sand to one part peat moss, which should be barely moist.

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  • The pigs sensitive snouts, designed for rooting, are rendered redundant.

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  • Hence they had no scruple about rooting out the old Irish from Ulster.

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  • Sometimes a long stolon can be pulled away which is rooting at several points along its length.

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  • Surface applications of phosphorus can stimulate rooting within the thatch layer, thereby further aggravating the thatch accumulation rate.

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  • Having people who understand what you are going through and rooting for your success will make it much more likely that you will succeed in recovery.

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  • Buckbean (Menyanthes) - M. trifoliata is a beautiful and fragrant native of Britain, found in shallow streams or pools, in very wet marshy ground, and in bogs; its strong creeping, rooting stems often floating in deeper water.

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  • They are increased by division, rooting freely when pegged down.

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  • The following are a few of the reasons many people are rooting for genetically modified crops to become an even more important staple food in the future.

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  • People will talk about the theories they have and which part of the love triangle they are rooting for.

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  • Whoever you were rooting for to be among the 2010 Oscar winners may have walked away with a shiny statue or gone home disappointed.

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  • When Jack Wagner's Nick came on as the "anti-Ridge," I was rooting for him with Brooke, especially since I was ticked at Ridge for getting involved with Bridget.

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  • That coupled with Grayson's depth of emotion as he mourns the woman he was going to marry had fans rooting for the couple to defy the odds and reunite.

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  • Y&R fans were split down the middle, between those rooting for Sharon and Nick and those who dubbed themselves for Phick (Phyllis and Nick).

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  • In 546 the emperor entrusted him with the task of rooting out the secret practice of idolatry in Constantinople and its neighbourhood.

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  • How does rooting in the cupboard to get some tinned peaches in syrup symbolize God's annual bounty?

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  • Halophila, Enhalus and Thalassia are submerged maritime plants found on tropical coasts, mainly in the Indian and Pacific oceans; Halophila has an elongated stem rooting at the nodes; Enhalus a short, thick rhizome, clothed with black threads resembling horse-hair, the persistent hard-bast strands of the leaves; Thalassia has a creeping rooting stem with upright branches bearing crowded strap-shaped leaves in two rows.

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