Sentence examples for always caught on from inspiring English sources
Today, the news is almost always caught on camera.
Poisons — and warnings — lurk everywhere in these tales, though Bass's characters don't always catch on right away.
But fishways do not always catch on right away, and this year varying temperatures, along with a dry spell, may affect spawning runs.
The Académie's suggestions do not always catch on; a recommendation in its official journal of December 2006 for a French equivalent for podcasting, came up with "diffusion pour baladeur" or "broadcast for walkman".
Clever Japanese inventions don't always catch on in the West.
"I love working with pit bulls because they're smart, though they don't always catch on super quickly," Wells, now 13, says.
Watch the NekNomination videos of people drinking pints full of live goldfish, or dead mice, or stripping in supermarkets, or riding horses into supermarkets (these things always catch on in the countryside eventually), and you can't help but wonder if British youth haven't lost the plot a bit.
Google's IoT platforms have long been a jumble of different ideas and protocols that didn't always catch on (remember Android@Home from 2011?).
People won't always catch on to your masterly crafted subtle hints.
She was a nullity, an absence, answering yes and no obediently if she was questioned, in that languid drawl that always caught Valerie on the raw — though she knew the accent wasn't the child's fault, only what she'd learned.
