at (the) roots

An old ivy vine, going bad at the roots, climbed half way up the wall.

an old , old ivy vine , gnarled and decayed at the roots , climbed half - way up the brick wall.

Preferably, the balance weight parts are symmetrically arranged at the roots of the movable shaft necks at the two ends.

Originally found gnawing at the roots of the World Tree during an excavation, this magnificent Chimaera's age is impossible to determine.

"It's a primal social bonding process, " he added. "We're looking at the roots of empathy. "

an cut angle at the roots of adjacent straight teeth is an obtuse angle.

Happily for America's future independence , Britain's new tax policy after 1763 struck deeply at the roots of urban prosperity .

So they chant, eternal, at the roots of the grass.

We snipped the wires at the roots.

Eight species of nematodes parasitized at the roots of rice

Getting at the roots of some English words of library science

hair that is blonde at the ends and dark at the roots