Sentence examples for start to root from inspiring English sources

The fact that you start to stop caring about who these people are and you go into their world and start to root for them as individuals.

Without overtly making a decision, they start to root for one candidate, taking satisfaction in his well-made arguments, forgiving his weak responses, taking umbrage at the other candidate's demagogic shots or personal demeanor.

Reyes Merea handed out mangrove seeds for the guests to launch into the mud, where they will start to root in about 45 days – and contribute to the ongoing restoration of the environment.

It could potentially start to root out information such as when a file carrying a virus entered the system and who opened that file or show that an exiting employee who just gave you a clean laptop, actually transferred 500 files to a private Dropbox account earlier in the week.

Every day, I see stories online of mothers asked to cover up when their little ones start to root.

Audiences start to root for them, thanks primarily to Lindsay Mendez, who's giving a gorgeously crafted, break-out star turn as Rose.

The contrarian in me started to root for the "bad" people, as the "good" people were just too pompous, their prophets angry and querulous.

That unstoppable con artist Walter White had taken control, and it felt as though "Breaking Bad" -- a show that interrogated and subverted the anti-hero myth for so long -- had started to root for him.

The focus is greater on other members of the family, like Geist, whom viewers are starting to root for.

As with any peonies, fall planting is important because the plants need the long late fall season to settle down and start to make root growth.

Though the songs on "Feels Like Home" are more challenging, less easy on the ears, they do start to take root after a few listens.