Sentence examples for caught on but from inspiring English sources

About 30% of the letter-writing public has caught on, but best cooperation has come from business outfits whose income depends directly or indirectly on the prompt delivery of mail.

It may seem like a joke that just caught on, but the tradition hails from old Catalan mythology.

"They look around and perceive to see a large happy community and then say, 'Oh the problem must be with me; everybody else sees the wisdom so it's my problem.' Then they feel that it's their shortcomings," said Kent. "I'd say a lot of people have caught on, but they haven't spoken publicly about what they come to realize".

"They look around and perceive to see a large happy community and then say, 'Oh the problem must be with me; everybody else sees the wisdom so it's my problem.' Then they feel that it's their shortcomings," said Kent. "I'd say a lot of people have caught on but they haven't spoken publicly about what they come to realize".

We thought it would be one thing that caught on, but it's all of them for various people.

Mr. Gurvich said that the beef shank never quite caught on, but the veal shank did: "We had one or two guests say, 'Where's the bone?' But most people like it because it's a little more meat than normal".

Most of them catch on, but timid ones feel they have to buy.

Eagle-eyed fans eventually catch on, but there's one even the biggest Pixar fanatics probably haven't noticed before.

Why did "Lilliputian" catch on, but not "Brobdingnagian"?

It could catch on but it's hardly "Oh, what's occurring?", is it?

Europeans were slower to catch on, but the study of snow nevertheless has a great tradition.