Sentence examples for caught on are from inspiring English sources

Sales of the smaller Dakota pickup, which has just not caught on, are down 14,000 units.

For now, the one that has caught on is Iraq in 2003.

Perhaps one reason commercial siestas haven't caught on is the pressure both real and imagined to function with less sleep rather than more.

Any commute, for the honeymoon period before the line caught on, was a rare London pleasure.

One reason progressive education caught on was that it could serve as a playbook for making high school universal.

At a rally in Des Moines, he told the story: Funny how that term caught on, isn't it?..

David Hare The real reason the Upstairs caught on was because the Royal Court was offered more good plays than it knew what to do with.

(The turn of the twentieth century, when steam really caught on, was the era of overcrowded tenements, fear of "vitiated air," and the Spanish flu).

Vista, which never quite caught on, is down to under 2percentt.

One shop that has caught on is the New York Times.

(Thankfully one trend that didn't catch on was the show's hideous slap bass theme tune).