Sentence examples for began catching up from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Alonso began catching up to him.

It began catching up with her as she charged up First Avenue alone.

Providence began catching up to Newport by the mid-18th century.

They began catching up, danced for hours and ended their night with a long kiss.

Quickly, the media began catching up with events, and viewers were picking up on the news.

After Racine won two World Cup titles, Germany began catching up.

The shutdowns will last until Sept. 11, giving the supply of replacement tires time to begin catching up with demand.

While the Russians forge ahead, Americans begin catching up with the Mercury and Gemini flights in orbit.

If the pilots approve the contract, they will then begin catching up on the regular government-mandated training sessions they have missed while on strike, and the airline can start operating by next weekend, Mr. Roberts said.

State Senator Mary Margaret Haugen, Democrat of Camano Island and chairwoman of the transportation committee, said the state had fallen behind on its planned construction projects as the economy worsened, and she saw this as an opportunity to begin catching up.

But Ford has begun catching up, with sales in China up 61 percent in September from a year earlier, compared to a gain of 14 percent for G.M. As for Dr. Sun's letter, it may have been prophetic in warning that China needed help to address its weak economy, or else it could attract foreign intervention that would sow the seeds of another world war.