Sentence examples for caught on later from inspiring English sources

Then in the early '70s, design-happy European consumers began using Erecta shelves in their pristine kitchens, a trend that caught on later in the decade in New York, where lofts, and industrial chic, were taking off.

But it caught on later and became a cult movie, because it does have that unique mix of genres, which I've always loved to do.

Like so many other great non-white poets, she was not published throughout her career in the pages of The New Yorker — some of her readers caught on later than others, and her aesthetics sometimes escaped full appreciation.

Non-denominational megachurches, which caught on later in the South than elsewhere, are spreading fast, and tend to be more racially mixed than traditional ones.Three miles (5km) from Bob Jones University, for example, is the Redemption World Outreach Center.

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.

14 SWD were caught on July 10 , 2017in two traps set in a raspberry planting.

He was caught on April 16th by Turkish police at Istanbul's Ataturk airport after a tip-off.

At a second site in Wayne County, 1 female SWD was caught on July 5, 2017 in four traps set in a blueberry planting.