Sentence examples for catch up so from inspiring English sources

Like many people who have short-term financial setbacks, once she fell behind, she could never catch up, so she needed the kind of reset that mortgage modifications provide.

I stayed in bed and, by the time I was ready to return to school, the local authority said I would not catch up, so sent me to an open-air school, alongside kids with chronic asthma, Down's syndrome and toughies on probation.

"We've got three rounds next week, and the following week, so it will catch up, so you will need to say 'can I have a rest', and they'll call on someone else". Leeds-based Horton missed out on last year's Tour of Britain race because of a virus.

But as everybody is distinguishing themselves, others start to catch up, so they change again – this is how fashions evolve.

Bush remains seated, reminds everyone that this is just a casual chance to catch up, so there'll be no formalities.

But there aren't enough electric cars out there yet — I think the auto companies have to catch up — so they're not getting a lot of use.

But as the technology has caught up, so has the hype about net.art begun to translate into an exciting reality.

But the binge-watching helps, because people who weren't watching at the beginning are getting caught up, so that they can join in that experience.

"It certainly didn't feel like just another start, but I wasn't caught up so much in that," Lilly said.

But now in 2014 technology has finally caught up so apparently I don't need the old textbook, workbook and conversation tapes.

Those five years have elapsed, and some; and the rest have caught up, so that there's more homogeneity out there than ever before.