uprooted

The Wall has uprooted himself and gone on the move.

They do have one thing in common, the story of being uprooted.

Such children can remain uprooted for six years or more.

Many are uprooted, having to leave home, school and friends.

Trees were uprooted and power was cut for several days.

One morning in 2001 he found that his trees had been uprooted.

Council members are not the only people who will be uprooted.

A few small trees along a major road had been uprooted.

Another 4.3 million people have been uprooted from their homes.

Now, in addition to being suddenly uprooted, the couple is together 24 hours a day.

Uprooted children are often turned into soldiers by military forces.

You who have uprooted my ideas of time, answer me that?

Entire families are uprooted because that is the nature of our industry.

Her life had been uprooted more than 40 years ago by "the road people".

He's uprooted from his country and out of touch with its problems.

Over 3.9 million people, close to 16 percent of the Iraqi population, have become uprooted.

And it’s not just the Council that will be uprooted.

Four years ago I uprooted my young family to go rural.

The others near it either lay uprooted or were dead.

The river cut to the edge of the uprooted tree.

There was no sign of any uprooted tree or dead body.

Around 800 have been killed and a quarter of a million uprooted.

I'm there now, and you can see that several trees were uprooted.

Violence and conflict have uprooted more families than at any time on record.

The uprooted families are eager to move on, he said.