Sentence examples for caught on over from inspiring English sources
My idea caught on over Twitter recently, but it works well in the "real world," too.
That would be Moscato d'Asti, a fresh, sweet, lightly sparkling wine that has caught on over the last decade with the hip-hop crowd.
I got an email from an Australian who opened a roadkill cafe and was astounded we haven't caught on over here.
As if acknowledging the challenges it faces in finding an American audience, "La Vie en Rose," Olivier Dahan's long, feverish film biography of Édith Piaf, notes that its heroine, an incomparably bright star in the French cultural firmament, never quite caught on over here.
La Pamelita Sparkling Spanish Red (from £12.99, Aitken Wines; Bottle Apostle; Harvey Nichols) Another Australian barbie speciality – sparkling shiraz – has never really caught on over here: a lot of people just can't get their head around its combination of the tannin, deep dark fruit, and peppery spice of a classic Aussie shiraz with the silky mousse of champagne.
Asian markets have known for decades that QR codes offer utility and potential but they never caught on over here.
Financiers are hearing stories about a global revolution in online learning in the US, and they are eager for that revolution to catch on over here.
The party has caught on, with chapters all over the country, including Chicago (where the coordinators have taken over the administration of D.D.P.P., as the founders Ms. McMurray and Ms. Girt have stepped down); Austin, Tex.; and Portland, Ore.
Reading the book today, it's easy to see why Hayek's message caught on with a public divided over the New Deal, struggling with the transition from a regulated wartime economy and concerned about rising Soviet power.
The idea caught on, and today there are over 120 running camps in the region, housing many of the greatest distance runners on the planet.
