Sentence examples for caught on so fast from inspiring English sources
"He caught on so fast about gospel," Mr. Bermel said.
Ms. Barr's husband, Eric, was a Liberal zealot who got her hooked (a crush on John V. Lindsay didn't hurt) on politics, and she caught on so fast she talked her spouse into switching to the Democrats in 1972 because "the Liberal Party was ridiculous, all patronage".
This may be why Jott has caught on so fast, particularly among junior high schoolers who are less likely to have a smartphone than older teens.
Mobile photography has caught on even faster.
Only in Japan, perhaps, would emoji ('e' meaning picture, 'moji' meaning character) catch on quite so fast.
The newspaper will catch on fire, so place it in fast and quickly move your hand out of the fire pit.
■The Inuit creatrix Aakuluujjusi, observing that the caribou she had created were too fast for human hunters, arranged to turn their belly hairs around so that they caught on the wind and slowed the animals down.
It seems like Sheen caught on pretty fast.
And so, it has caught on.
Will a particular public policy idea catch on or fizzle fast?
