Sentence examples for caught on early from inspiring English sources
The idea caught on early among Hamas moderates such as Nasser al-Shaer, the deputy prime minister, who is based in the West Bank.
The press caught on early.
Television, perhaps inevitably, caught on late.
But as they devised their own styles, the Americans mixed their knowledge with native experience to create the wide-ranging approach that has caught on today.
Jeralean Talley, with godson Tyler Kinloch, holds one of seven catfish she caught on June 21 , 2013
The idea caught on; in 1992, the National SoyDiesel Development Board was formed to study biodiesel production based on the European model.
He was caught on April 16th by Turkish police at Istanbul's Ataturk airport after a tip-off.
Capsule hotels originally made their debut 30 years ago in Osaka and quickly caught on; today, there are about 300 in Japan.
The festival, where Twitter first caught on four years ago, mixes new technology with music, film screenings and forecasts of the future of media.
The idea of using a smartphone app to catch rides with limousine drivers between assignments also caught on last year with a company called Uber, which also started in San Francisco.
