Sentence examples for catch up ever from inspiring English sources

The Tories have been racing to catch up ever since.

"I came in with really good shape and was really motivated, but just crashed a lot and I've been trying to catch up ever since then".

He and they were in different places, and in a sense, the U.S. has been stumbling to catch up ever since.

Actually, Thursday was the day things finally began to turn around at Heathrow, which was virtually shut down by five inches of snow that fell on Saturday and has struggled to catch up ever since.

Appearing before the select committee on Tuesday, Dr Michael Ashenden said he believed the IAAF was "overwhelmed" by the scale of the problem in the middle of the last decade and had been struggling to catch up ever since.

On October 23 , 2001 the first Apple iPod was launched and every music-player manufacturer has been trying to play "catch up" ever since.

At times, I wonder if I will ever catch up and if I will ever see the waving checkered black-and-white flag at the end of the road.

And will consumers ever catch up?

One wonders if the West will ever catch up.

That sounds like what Marshall had in mind.Will other hubs ever catch up?

Developmentally, they're so far behind, you wonder how they will ever catch up.