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91. With this new album he has rediscovered his musical roots.

92. Machismo is a New World phenomenon with roots in Old World cultures.

93. Allow plenty of space for this plant as its roots spread widely.

94. The roots of the trees are causing subsidence damage to the building.

95. She'd pulled some of Kelly's hair out by the roots.

96. We haven't been here long enough to put down roots.

97. After 20 years in America, I still feel my roots are in England.

98. We'll have to dig quite deep to get at the roots.

99. Make sure that you bed the roots firmly in the soil.

100. We cherish roots, family and connectedness.

101. He skipped over roots and brambles.

102. Contemporary Indian cinema has its roots in folk culture.

103. After some time the roots become firmly attached.

104. Our roots are deeply embedded in polluted soil.

105. A major problem is that the roots go deep.

106. "Roots" became a blockbuster TV series.

107. The adults defoliate plants, and the larvae feed on roots.

108. To post-war generations, the deli has become a way to stay connected[Sentencedict], through the taste buds with their roots.

109. The program, popular in many departments, involves working to stop crime at its roots.

110. Stroke the Luminescent Mousse quickly through your hair and comb through, making sure that it is well distributed at the roots.

111. But the bacteria does not live on the roots, and is not effective in preventing damage.

112. The traditional governing class with deep roots in the landed aristocracy was gradually displaced as the Third Reich consolidated its position.

113. A tree stands strong not by its fruits or branches, but by the depth of its roots. Anthony Liccione 

114. The larvae of the cicadas that sit shrilling on trees spend their lives below ground sucking sap from roots.

115. All her hair had been burnt away but for the black roots and her features hideously charred.

116. The greatest gifts you can give your children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence. Denis Waitley 

117. Thus collectivism has historical roots in religious or intellectual ideals, and in communal social practices.

118. We step over gnarled roots, and the wet grasses brush against us as we walk.

119. Many of the partnerships transcended school district boundaries because companies operate regionally, but they all had strong community roots.

120. For Ada, putting down roots opens a new life of discipline and learning.