Sentence examples for a bit of catching from inspiring English sources

I have got a bit of catching up to do.

But with under 800 likes, it has a bit of catching up to do.

Guy Meacock of buying agency Prime Purchase, said areas such as Newham were "doing a bit of catching up".

The incoming class in 2017 had 1,070 women and 1,025 men, a bit of catching up in a country lately more worried about lagging male attendance.

"It just means I have a bit of catching up to do, which seems like a fair trade for enjoying my three years at university".

OK, they have light and running water, but a garden shed still needs a bit of catching up to reach many whites' living standards.

And, at a sixth the size of America's, China's economy still has a bit of catching-up to do.

Arsenal were by far the most successful of the two teams in the pre-Roman era, but Chelsea have done a fair bit of catching up since.

"As is often the case with the big international institutions, there's a little bit of catching up with what we can see in the monthly data," said Julian Jessop, chief international economist at Capital Economics in London.

I've got a wee bit of catching up to do but I will work as hard as I can to get to the same level as the rest of the boys".

"Lewis was very quick on the medium tyre so we have to do a little bit of catching up to ensure we are close to them and possibly ahead tomorrow".