Sentence examples for catching up so from inspiring English sources
"I like her very much, and I'm catching up! "So maybe I ought to give her another call," Williams says with a smile.
They are still a long way off Microsoft, but have been catching up so fast that even the mighty Bill Gates must be looking over his shoulder now.
The old energy companies have been sluggish in catching up, so a regulatory framework that favours the status quo will slow the necessary change to clean energy.
I didn't have the burning desire to spend seven hours catching up, so I plopped down and watched with them.
Airbus is catching up and so far this year is only a dozen orders behind Boeing's 181.
Talking may have taken place at the dinner board, but since family members likely worked cooperatively on a farm or in a family business, catching up was not so important.
"Tightening the vagina is done by the vaginal muscles so I don't know how a local cream can do the job," she says, but believes it has the potential to do well in India because even if practices are changing, attitudes are not catching up as fast, so some people would try anything to cover up any hint of their actions.
Football is a game of emotions, not only emotions confined to the field but also a universe of emotions that maintain a team's equilibrium, especially for a team like the Jets, who began the season so poorly and expended so much energy catching up.
But now we have more time, so we've been catching up.
