How to pronounce “take root” in English

to take root.

to take root anywhere it's going to be in a place like that where you know that there's a king out there that has

I would see it take root, first as a rowing personal best, and then as a college acceptance letter, and soon you

Something profound like that could start to take root.

and watch an acorn split in two and take root.

And I hope that a movement of restoration can start to take root all over the world, where we start to say, no, let's go actively and reconnect with nature

And that's what I've seen really take root over the years is that, especially with the players that they brought in, but also talking to front office execs,

So you're seeing some of the gypsy brewers take root because, after a while, trying to find space, and always trying to find--

German immigrants come to Pennsylvania, take root in the countryside, and they had a creamed chicken and waffle tradition.

The way they put it, authoritarianism was like an opportunistic disease that could only take root

And then other things could sort of get the ability to take root and hold on outside of the water,

Because if you assume that other people are evangelizing on your behalf it's probably not happening and an erroneous brand might take root.

Of course, always hoping that the story would grasp and take root and resonate with the audience.

So I know at Google, the feedback here tends to be like, well, I mean, radical candor is starting to take root in some areas as well, thanks

How do we help useful moments really land in the heart of ourselves and other people, so they take root there and really, really, really sink in?

It's probably that there was some other phenomenon that people don't fully understand, like I said, that something moved in there and was able to take root.

We hope to provide the tools to farm organically, we hope the body of science and knowledge and the passion to continue continuous improvement, to take root.

regardless of whether it is a thought better sowed in the fields of the mind, left to take root unseen, harvested only when its time has come and it has grown into true insight.