Sentence examples for catch up that from inspiring English sources
For now, it seems, it's up to individuals to accept the wonderful range of people there are in the world -- until societal norms catch up, that is. .
Its competitors are still struggling to catch up: "That massive call centre in Chiswick – it's an incredible thing," said Ivor Dickinson.
"Only women making a lot of money can afford to catch up that way," said Heidi Hartmann, director of the Institute for Women's Policy Research in Washington.
"Inching my way through crowds, looking for a place to get out and duck under the ropes, driving ahead and waiting for the other players to catch up – that was stressful.
Featherstone admits she's racing to catch up: "That's the next stage".
To stay on task — to do the deed until the feelings catch up — that's the path that the Talmud lays out for practicing Judaism.
But we will catch up and that will be handled.
And the Mets are the team that is still trying to catch up to that point.
"We catch up with something; the pressures catch up more than that".
Embarrassed, they have a good laugh because they got "pretty caught up that for a minute".
