Sentence examples for caught on faster from inspiring English sources

The next guy caught on faster.

According to the Federal Communications Commission, cellphones caught on faster than cable TV and personal computers although, by some accounts, broadband Internet service was adopted faster.

Mr. Leong, 45, said that teaching teachers is easier because they catch on faster than teenagers and usually laugh at his jokes.

At one point, someone started shouting, "Your neighbour, he is a criminal!" Which caught on fast, before morphing into: "Your neighbour, he is a murderer!" An hour or so later, I made my way back to One Hyde Park where I tried to take a photo of the crowd.

But it has caught on fast.

But Twitter users caught on fast.

Clemens's battery of lawyers caught on fast and did not seem to mind the judge's immediate ire.

The procedure was a hit, and caught on fast, especially with Korean prostitutes, who wanted to attract American G.I.s.

Television caught on fast in urban areas, but a large swath of the country was feeling left out.

The other candidates caught on fast -- in politics the reigning rule is "Whatever works" -- and went out of their way to emulate the Green tactic.

Alma has caught on fast — no surprise, since Tristan Simon, the Dallas entrepreneur, knows a thing or two about packing a restaurant (his Consilient group also owns Fireside Pies, the Porch and Hibiscus, on the same hot Henderson strip).