Sentence examples for catch on site from inspiring English sources

WHERE TO EAT The Glidden Point Oyster Sea Farm (707 River Road, Edgecomb; 207-633-3599; www.oysterfarm.com) sells its catch on site.

The Garcia family opened a fish market in Miami in the 1960s; about 10 years later they added fryers to cook and serve some of their catch on site.

A few years ago, as online dating started to catch on, a new dating site emerged for a relatively niche demographic: Young people who wanted their Jewish mothers to set them up on dates.

You can choose a room with cooking facilities or you can choose to eat in the restaurant where traditional Icelandic dishes made from ingredients reared or caught on site are available.

All the buildings are made from lumber sourced on her land, solar panels provide 90% of the energy consumption needs, and most of the guest's meals are prepared with fresh ingredients grown, or caught on site.

"One site may catch on in a certain country, and another may catch on elsewhere," said Mr. Lipsman.

The darkest theory about the failure of Medium to catch on as an influential writing site comes from Cliff Watson, a 46-year-old advertising executive and onetime Medium contributor from Omaha.

I personally find this much Flash annoying but the site might catch on with users who like the look and feel.

But 25 employees were laid off after IndiePlanet.com, one of the Web sites, failed to catch on, he said.

Mr. Shaw is now making a documentary of the Kelleher campaign, with the hope that video clips that he plans to post on the campaign Web site, bobkelleher2008.com, might catch on and be downloaded as free advertising.

Chrome has been doing this for a while now and it's nice to see Firefox catch on, especially now that every second site insists on auto-playing video.