Sentence examples for catching the bug from inspiring English sources

The Chinese are catching the bug in such numbers that a Lego factory is to be built there this year.

Now some of his soldiers seem to be catching the bug; they are said to be behind many of the alleged coup plots that have been leaked.

India's new wealthy, such as Azim Premji and Nandan Nilekani, two Bangalore technology-firm bosses, are also becoming keen philanthropists; and even the new rich of China and Russia are catching the bug.

(Oh, if you only knew how it pained me to even write the words!) Or he could end up catching the bug, which would be wonderful, but not necessarily, well, necessary.

The rest of Great Britain is just catching the bug.

Validation is on twitter; video and photo evidences are on Instagram and Facebook is passively catching the bug.

The measurements show bacteria have the potential to reproduce while aloft, he says, but actually catching the bugs in the act will be tricky.

I love to eat Panulirus interruptus and I have heard mixed reports of catching the bugs from recreational divers and fishermen along our coast.

More business travelers appear to be catching the coaching bug.

Russell Beale is the son, brother and uncle of doctors and he considered a medical career too before catching the acting bug at Cambridge.

Berthold, our sinewy German mountain guide, warned us about catching the "polar bug": "In this world of no maps, ice and extreme weather you're forced to operate in the moment.