Sentence examples for catching up for from inspiring English sources

Highfield, an ex-BBC digital chief, is catching up for lost time fast.

I don't think this adds up to anything more than colleagues catching up for lunch," he said.

Ms Brooks also described herself as a "proud friend" of Mr Cameron and said she was "so rooting for you" ahead of his key conference speech and suggested catching up for a "country supper".

Innovation in Europe is behind compared with the United States and Japan, and while the European Union was catching up for a number of years, that trend flattened out in 2008, according to the latest European Innovation Scoreboard, an annual index compiled by the European Commission.

Hofmans is catching up for lost time.

So I think I was catching up for a lot of the race.

They began catching up, danced for hours and ended their night with a long kiss.

Indeed, our latest poll of 710 likely voters, taken March 24 and 25, shows Hillary Rodham Clinton catching up to him for the first time in seven months; the two are now in a statistical dead heat.

"Counter-punchers aren't good at catching up, we wait for you to come knocking at the door, we don't come to you.

So much for catching up.

Tim Dunne, an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, says Ohio's recession was worse than the country's and so had more room for catching up.