Sentence examples for appears catching from inspiring English sources
Mr. Coetzee punctuates each episode with some glimpse behind Elizabeth's sturdy armor and with her comically withering observations of those around her. "We have so much catching up to do!" exclaims a colleague, prompting Elizabeth to think: "In his lexicon, it appears, catching up means talking about his own activities".
The fact is, most eye diseases often appear subtly, catching you unawares.
The approach puts tremendous confidence in the natural curiosity of children, and it appears to be catching on.
The issue has sat mostly dormant since then, but after lobbying last week by the organization behind the Grammy Awards, it appears to be catching fire again.
The bank appears to be catching up with Bank of America, which also bought two large entities laden with problematic mortgages in 2008: Countrywide Financial and Merrill Lynch.
A basket in one hand, she appears to be catching her breath before harvesting some tomatoes or sampling a fresh Red-Cored Chantenay carrot.
New York finally appears to be catching up with the enormous expansion of children's hospitals that has occurred nationwide in the last 15 years.
Last month, 1stUp.com said it had a million subscribers to its free service, indicating that the idea appears to be catching on.
Age appears to be catching up with the Celtics, and the heart ailment that threatens 25-year-old Jeff Green's career makes the trade that cost them imposing big man Kendrick Perkins even more dubious.
