Sentence examples for catch on at from inspiring English sources

But they expect the technology to catch on at a much slower pace.

But this so-called merchant model has been slow to catch on at most online travel companies, which have lacked the technology and marketing techniques, as well as the negotiating clout with the airlines, to make such an approach successful.

I'm also not convinced that Taptu provides enough original functionality to really catch on, at least based on the Android version.

Instead, continue branding your newly positioned image and let them catch on at their own pace.

Don't worry; she's not going anywhere and the US will catch on at some point.

(In her essay, Hamzah acknowledges that these changes could be slow to appear, if they even catch on at all but PETA will still try to make fetch happen).

And, radical or not, it apparently caught on at the academy.

Eventually, the same ideas caught on at General Electric, Intel, Wal-Mart and elsewhere in this country.

Didn't try to throw balls by guys, and he just caught on at an earlier age than most guys do about what pitching actually is.

The company has made a number of attempts at building social products over the years, but products like Google+, Wave and Buzz never really caught on at a time when other products like Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat have taken off.

But, as you may have caught on at some point by reading MBA, I have a little bit of a multi-tasking problem.