Sentence examples for caught rooting for from inspiring English sources

They say that even some of their typical rivals might be caught rooting for it: Mr. Telegdy said a "competitive éminence grise from elsewhere in TV land" — he wouldn't name the person — had sent him a well-wishing e-mail that said bluntly, "We all need this right now".

If you like a certain artist now, it's hard not to be caught up in rooting for him or her to sell.

People are caught somewhere between rooting for him and wondering what on earth could possess him, a successful CBS golf commentator, to step back into a sport from which he took such a painful free fall.

While the film's moral world is as fuzzy as ever (the film does not believe that all innocent bystanders are equal), it's genuinely disturbing to catch yourself actually rooting for Kramer purely because of political and moral agreement.

Seamer Onions took 3-44 in the Yorkshire innings, dismissing Adam Lyth, Kane Williamson and Bairstow - who was dropped on 22 - while James Anderson had Root caught behind for just three.

In between reading, they played in the waves for hours (until I yanked them out before seeds of melanoma took root), then caught bluefish for dinner.

A box-office stinker in the US (it did better overseas, but not good enough) Proyas, an Australian with Egyptiotic roots, rightly caught hell for this picture's whitewashed casting.

Moeen Ali fell for a duck, Alex Hales was brilliantly caught by Rahane for 40 and Root lashed debutant spinner Karn Sharm to deep midwicket for 29.

The company said that the Arkansas employees, whom it did not identify, were "caught up in the enthusiasm of rooting for their hometown contestant" when they brought "a small number of demo phones" to the parties to allow people to send free text messages.

They caught me for bigamy.

Lobsters are caught for export.