Sentence examples for catching up there from inspiring English sources

Europe is now quickly catching up: there is double-digit sales growth in most countries, with Britain leading the way.

The only state where he's not leading in the polls is Texas, Ted Cruz's home state, and he's catching up there.

Facebook is catching up there as well, with 21.3 billion page views in June, a 12percentt increase from May.

If the car behind you is catching up, there's a good chance the driver wants to go faster.

Time is catching up, but there are still not many places to beat the atmosphere at a full Hillsborough - particularly for a night match.

The two have spent a lot of time together over the past month, practising and catching up, and there was genuine warmth in their embrace at the net despite a 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 defeathatat was as one-sided as the scoreline suggests.

But women are catching up over there – they study and choose their own boyfriends; everything is becoming more westernised.

But women are catching up over there – they study and choose their own boyfriends; everything is becoming more westernised.

It's kind of a new era of copyright laws, and there's some catching up to do there, but really I don't think even copyright laws can stop the proliferation of meme culture which takes existing images and co-opts them to be whatever they want.

Not all of the difference can be explained by EU entry Austria had a lot of catching up to do but there is little doubt that growth would have been slower outside the club.And there is more to come.

Instead of catching up with men, there is a levelling down for all," it said.