Sentence examples for are already catching from inspiring English sources

Some readers are already catching on.

Medically informed "terminations" are already catching heat from disability rights groups, and, indeed, some of the conditions for which people are currently choosing abortion, like deafness or dwarfism, seem a little sketchy to me.

Although millions of people are already catching up on BBC shows through the iPlayer broadband TV website, those using phones and iPods have so far been left out because mobile web browsers are not compatible with the Flash technology used by iPlayer.

Zaplets are already catching on.

We will resolve those issues – we are already catching up.

Music and art are already catching up to the insurgent summer of love that 2004 is sure to bring.

The online rental site starts filming series two of House of Cards, a US take on the British political thriller, next week, but the competition is already catching up.

(We'll later find out that Lili and Thomas were once a couple, so we're already catching things on the decline).

Despite the resistance that President Bush's religion-based initiative has encountered in Washington, the idea is already catching on in many states, where local officials are making unprecedented efforts to encourage religious charities to apply for government money.

On the other hand, I'm already catching sight of Seth Meyers over at "Saturday Night Live " working on the next skit about undecided voters with the too-good-to-pass-up punch line: "Wait, what do you mean the president's black?" Lynn Vavreck is an associate professor of political science and communication studies at U.C.L.A.

Ms. Zatto's husband, Victor, has a landlubbing job at the airport, but their son, Victor, 14, is already catching bait the way Ms. Zatto has since she was 10, when her father made her a flat-bottomed skiff so she could set killie traps in the bay and then deliver the fish by boat to the shops in Howard Beach.