Sentence examples for needs to root for from inspiring English sources

Anyone of even the slightest progressive instinct needs to root for them.

NO. 22 NOTRE DAME AT NO. 4 STANFORD 8 p.m., ABC Stanford needs to root for total chaos to get back into the national title conversation.

"We need to root for that man or woman to have as much success as possible.

Where once John Lackey represented the worst of the overpaid, under-performing players on the Red Sox roster, he has become a symbol of how these Red Sox turned their fortunes around right when their home city desperately needed to root for something.

The need to root out Medicare fraud — billing for unnecessary procedures, for example — is high for all hospitals.

At the moment, our backwoods Americana is getting a little too sleek – Fleet Foxes seem more baroque and less Basement Tapes – so we need to root out the ugly music for these ugly times.

Their husbands are playing as part of the team's white-collar contingent but Sareena says she feels a need to root for the laborers as well.

Was it some deep-seated psychological need to root for the underdog, the proverbial younger brother of New York baseball?

"We had a rough year," he said, meaning the country, "and we need something to root for".

And after Hank, we need someone to root for, even if he is stranded in the New Mexico desert without a car.

Mr Jaishankar says that "you cannot be a leading power if your neighbourhood is not with you, you need it to root for you".