Sentence examples for time to root for from inspiring English sources

(Perhaps it is time to root for the Packers).

With that goal in mind, it's time to root for some game one losers to win their games tonight.

Kaladze, however, has not been able to find time to root for his favourite team, Italy, since he is playing politics now.

IRV would likely save New York City $15 million in 2013 -- and give voters more time to root for the Mets and the Yankees.

A quarter century later, it's time to root even harder for another big "win" for Gary. 5.

As it is, unaffiliated fans will have a hard enough time deciding whom to root for in the opening two games.

While his presidency has been disappointing at times, I continue to root for Barack Obama to succeed.

It has been a long time since there was anything to root for in Camden, a city that decades ago ran out of disparaging adjectives to describe its squalor.

Yet the series marked the first time that audiences were asked to root for a protagonist who ritualistically stalked, then stabbed his victims — and then brought doughnuts to the office in the morning.

For the first time in years, we felt proud to root for the Bills.

"It's time to stop rooting for failure," Obama said from the Rose Garden on Monday.