Sentence examples similar to catch on rapidly from inspiring English sources
Motorolas competition caught on quickly.
Since it began in late November, Formspring has caught on rapidly.
Unrelated to crack cocaine, the drug is mostly smoked, is vastly more powerful than raw opium and has caught on rapidly.
Before the voyages of Columbus, there were no tomatoes, chillies, potatoes, beans except for broad beans, pumpkins, courgettes or maize, though maize caught on rapidly.
Take digital cameras, which have caught on rapidly, although film-based photography has dominated the market for more than 100 years.
For what the brothers had not foreseen was that just as their new boots caught on rapidly, their old unlabeled shoe business would collapse under the onslaught of cheap imports.
The fad has caught on so rapidly in the past few years that many Swedes are now devotees.
Marketers who haven't caught on are rapidly weeding themselves out of the real action and progressively eliminating themselves.
The fact that basketball caught on as quickly and spread as rapidly as it did was a surprise to him.
I caught on pretty quickly.
