Sentence examples for catching on with from inspiring English sources

(Jan . 19 3. AN ALTERNATIVE TO LONG IRONS, AND IT'S LEGAL -- Hybrid golf clubs catching on with pros and average players.

General Motors calls this solution, used for the Volt and seen also in the Cadillac Converj design study, an extended-range electric vehicle, and the terminology seemed to be catching on with other automakers.

The N-Gage platform has had a hard time catching on with mainstream audiences, although it does have a rather loyal fan base in its own right.

"They're catching on with urban and commuting cyclists".

But the notion is catching on with larger enterprises.

But the consolidation frenzy is just catching on with newspapers".

Wood's caustic phrase is catching on with other critics.

Does pay-what-you-weigh have any hope of catching on with American carriers?

Large-format bottles aren't catching on with restaurant patrons as fast as many brewers would like, either.

Lin played in the N.B.A. Development League, and was cut by two N.B.A. teams before catching on with the Knicks.

Boric, many were remarking, was just not catching on with the general public as Vallejo had and probably never would.