Sentence examples for caught on after from inspiring English sources

I caught on after a few P's AND Q's (the payoff being at 51 Across) and filled the rest in with fascination.

The idea caught on after epidemiology studies in the 1990s found that people with less education and low-status jobs developed Alzheimer's disease at up to triple the rate of those with good jobs and more education.

Why do you think SAM games have never really caught on after the second and third Splinter Cells introduced it?

For whatever reasons, "L'Écume des Jours" never caught on after its few prior productions.

Although the ratings of the early episodes were very low, the show slowly caught on after receiving a record-breaking number of Emmy Award nominations.

The Internet has at last caught on: after a slow start, Japan has now worked its way half-way up the G7 league table of users.

Females mate with many males each season, and it would seem that they might catch on after a while.

A first single from the album, "Whatchulookinat," failed to catch on after it received little radio play and critics panned it.

Most Hollywood studios failed at webisodes because they pulled the plug too quickly on programming that did not appear to catch on after a few installments, says Mike Hudack, chief executive of Blip.tv, a distributor for Web series.

Since Ryan is the same man in front of his players, in front of HBO's cameras, in front of the reporters who regularly cover his team, Sanchez joked that "you catch on after about a week".

Thankfully, the local restaurants and delivery guys started to catch on after seeing 15 orders pop up in Grolle's name in the span of a half hour week after week, and have started to check with him before stopping by his office.