Sentence examples for caught on eventually from inspiring English sources

Evan said his brother Morgan adjusted more easily to the controls than he did, but he caught on eventually.

You'd think she would have caught on eventually, and walked the other direction around the pole, but no, never.

Although the experimental opera was greeted with hostility by the conservative section of the public, it caught on eventually.

"Compared to other devices we think the adoption rate will be low and price points high in the medium-term, but they will catch on eventually".

Besides, your teacher will catch on eventually.

The idea caught on and eventually spread around the country.

But the horseless carriage caught on anyway, and eventually, the legal world and the tech of the time caught up, with filling stations proliferating after the first one opened in Pennsylvania in December of 1913.

(In an e-mail that was supposed to be private, the news anchor Brian Williams famously called it "one of the worst outings in SNL history").But, a year after the release of her major-label début, a remix of one of its songs caught on in Europe, and eventually made the Top Ten in the U.S. Her success demonstrates how unpredictable the making of a pop star can be.

Kirsten eventually caught on, seeing that this solicitude was the old man's sly way of offering a compliment and serving himself a little more at the same time.

The game became popular with leftwing intellectuals and on college campuses, and that popularity spread throughout the next three decades; it eventually caught on with a community of Quakers in Atlantic City, who customised it with the names of local neighbourhoods, and from there it found its way to Charles Darrow.

Ellison eventually caught on with the Arena Football League's Spokane Shock, on the edge of professional football.