Sentence examples for catching up that from inspiring English sources

If anything, O'Neill's proposed $2bn fund seems rather conservative given the amount of catching up that needs to be done.

Whether planning is done Russian-style, Japanese-style, or French-style, it aims, by definition, at "catching up"—that is, at doing what some other country has already done but doing it better, more quickly, and with fewer mistakes, false starts, and failures.

Then, with a gentle roll of his chubby fingers, he beckons the next in line for a photo op and some brief catching up that, when stripped of its forced seasonal cheer, comes down to this: Santa: "Long time, no see.

STEVE GILLMOR: So she's — didn't take her long to figure out that while the technology is catching up, that she could basically just simulate this herself with a couple of —.

But now Instagram has done a great job catching up to that and copying that, exceeding them there.

My boyfriend got me into "Friday Night Lights" so I'm still catching up on that.

The thinking of the leaders seems to be catching up to that of the followers.

"We're catching up to something that is a technology that has outpaced law," Goodwin explained.

In wind energy, GE is playing catch-up.The beauty of being bigBut, for the big energy companies, catching up may not be all that hard.

"It was almost a case of politicians catching up with community sentiment on that one," Rowland says.

Mint is probably one of the most sophisticated tools on the market — though there are newcomers like LearnVest that are catching up.