Sentence examples for catch on one from inspiring English sources

This is never going to catch on," one naysayer grumbled before switching to beer.

Kathy Smith did not believe her daughter had really seen an alligator in their yard in LaPlace, La., until she saw a neighbor trying to catch one on Friday.

Ms. St. Hilaire knew carp would sometimes show up at the end of a hook, but she saw no reason to try to catch one on purpose.

Families can stroll or have a catch on one of the many baseball diamonds.

He can't go back and try to make sense of this line or that, as he could if he were reading it in a book: if something sounds odd he must simply accept it and continue to listen, letting his mind catch on one phrase or another.

I was already playing my next tune by the time we caught on, one of my favourite ever songs, a song that I seemed to remember somebody singing when I was wee.

There's a reason, after all, that the strategy of pitting a small forward on an opposing point guard has yet to catch on: no one in the entire league does it quite like Shawn Marion.

But landowners are beginning to catch on, with one milking farm now operating in Perth Hills in WA, and another opening last year on a Sunshine Coast farm in Queensland.

Most of them catch on, but timid ones feel they have to buy.

Eagle-eyed fans eventually catch on, but there's one even the biggest Pixar fanatics probably haven't noticed before.

Moreover, the idea of a championship game caught on, and one was officially scheduled for 1933.