Sentence examples for catching up into from inspiring English sources

But we are visiting for far more than three days; we're there for two weeks, squeezing two years of catching up into this short time.

What is better than giggling and gossiping with the women who "get you?" Yet somehow we've settled for condensing half a year of catching up into a three-hour binge.

That's how younger people turn "catching up with friends" into "getting my social media updated".

With connectivity and infrastructure catching up, villages are turning into more than safety nets for rural-urban migrants.

I spent the next few days catching up on work, bumping into furniture and sleeping for 16 hours a night, while people asked "How was it?

Since then he's been back in London, catching up with friends, settling into running a pub within sight of his home, and learning – in his words – that chefs can be every bit as "difficult bloody divas" as actors.

But when did we cross over into "catching up" instead of traipsing down memory lane?

You might see young professionals crushed into a corner, catching up ("You're moving to Elkhart? Where is that, Illinois Indianaa?") or literary people polishing their eyeglasses in pairs as they talk about art.

Also the parties, they do help in bumping into people and catching up.

With blacks showing little evidence of catching up once we account for selection into classes, what groups do improve their position?

The two fell into a flurry of catching up — how was Martha?