Sentence examples for catching across from inspiring English sources

It's catching across the state, and there is no going back.

Passivhaus, the building technique pioneered in Germany, is now catching on across northern Europe.

The practice – based on Buddhist meditation but updated for secular users – is catching on across a stressed-out Britain.

The line was a notion of the 1990's, when light rail was catching on across the country.

Of course, if it can be said that San Diego's hometown team is in another country, that is, in a way, how football is catching fire across in the US, as more and more European clubs make tours every summer.

These are hung from the ceiling in neatly staggered drapes, catching light across their veiny surfaces and mimicking, according to the artist, the light described by survivors of near-death experiences.

They fool nobody, and seem a little bit like cheating - Steve Smith seems pleased the Poundland attitude is catching on across the market.

He said that California is its most popular market in the U.S., but says Poshmark has been catching on across geographies.

Democrats dined out on Akin's nonsense for the better part of an election season, catching Republicans across the nation in the net woven by his idiocy.

"They're just catching foot soldiers coming across the border.

Light's workout relies on "short, intense" exercises that riff on the burpee, a suicide sequence of squats, push-ups and jumping that's catching on at gyms across the country.