Preposition
Completely in favour of.
I'm all for people being able to speak their minds.
(of an undertaking) Merely for the sake of.
Esau sold Jacob his birthright all for a bowl of lentil stew.
“1917” might have some legs, but it’s not nominated at all for SAG Awards which I would argue would be a huge indicator of where Oscar is headed, we have just one problem: the SAG Awards air after the Oscar nominations are announced. Source: Internet
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack is all for Saturday night football. Source: Internet
Again, thank you all for … https://t. Source: Internet
And, since I’m a transparent ass disaster bi, I’m all for this LGBTQ+ angle. Source: Internet
Another example of what might be considered by some to be excessive issues is that, at the time of the millennium, the United Kingdom issued 96 different stamps over about 24 months, all for pre-existing values with the same four rates for each set. Source: Internet
“Although it’s not the same as being there, if the league is able to stream the games then I’m all for it and, if the league and the clubs involved could make a few quid out of it, that would be even better.” Source: Internet