Sentence examples for catching up over from inspiring English sources

Spending time with friends online isn't a replacement for catching up over drinks.

Now we can sit down together and study while catching up over tea and a biscuit.

The sun is warming the streets, and families throng outside cafes, catching up over churros and hot chocolate.

This is hardly news, but it bears repeating: some kids win the lottery at birth, far too many don't — and most people have a hard time catching up over the rest of their lives.

As well as catching up over a few drinks, the request was to bring some of the most bizarre, awful, jaw-droppingly tasteless, or embarrassing gifts received during the festive season.

MUNICH Around Christmastime, this Bavarian city becomes a winter wonderland, with its Baroque architecture and twinkling markets filled with red-cheeked locals catching up over sausages and mulled wine.

It's good to see work by Sammy Baloji, an artist New York is just catching up with, though over all what's in the show is familiar.

10 P.M. (Sundance) COFFEE AND CIGARETTES (2004) Shot over 17 years, this oddball black-and-white film directed by Jim Jarmusch presents 11 vignettes of celebrities catching up, and arguing, over cups of coffee and cigarettes.

Three women catching up in Spanglish over bottles of fruity Lambic beer and Sichuan-seasoned fried calamari.

I should add that some of the links here are new, meaning that the Web is catching up with history over time.

From strolling down city streets to catching up with friends over the dinner table, we miss out on some of life's simple joys when our gaze (and our attention) is perpetually turned south to the glowing screen in our hands.