Sentence examples for to root something from inspiring English sources

But a fundamental point often missed in this conversation is this: To root something out and prevent its return, we must first know where the roots are.

In the film, the camera seems hyperactive, loath to stand still, whizzing across landscapes and through crowded rooms, almost as if it had a mind of its own and were trying to root something out.

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.

It allowed us to root for something together.

You want to give people a reason to root for something".

Likewise, investment in new industries would be unlikely unless Tsipras can honour his pledge to root out corruption, something that has eluded the right-wing New Democracy party.

So, where will we find something to root for today?

The smirky sauciness of Freddy (Mr. Englund) at least gives audiences something to root for, or against.

Freddy's smirky sauciness at least gives audiences something to root for, or against.

"We're trying to build this thing up and give people something to root for and be excited about.

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