Sentence examples for caught on the same from inspiring English sources

But the Nielsen system caught on; the same year, the company had bought out its one-time radio rival, Hooper.

So I find myself caught on the same dilemma as Atkinson.

Woakes then had Shoaib caught on the same boundary from what should have been the penultimate ball of the match, and a scrambled bye levelled the scores.

Much hubbub was made regarding his racist language and barely a mention was made of his homophobic remarks caught on the same tape.

It was launched after Grell and Bergstra mistakenly erased a portion of recorded board meeting after their private conversation was caught on the same tape.

For example, I get caught on the same piece of scenery twice while escaping the sinking ship of the first stage, without any clear messaging as to its imminent happening.

The publisher presumably hopes that "Feeding the Monster" will catch on with the same audience that made "Moneyball" such a hit, but the real news here — the triumph of analysis and statistical study over instinct and sentimentality in the running of a baseball team — may be a bit old now, and Mnookin, though an excellent reporter, is not as stylish a writer as Michael Lewis.

The senseless act of violence the Israelis suffered, however, didn't catch on the same way.

Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, tried to do something similar for Mercia with his 1911 novel The Lair of the White Worm, but the idea didn't catch on in quite the same way and the experiment ended there.

Unfortunately, the smaller Lincoln Aviator has not caught on to the same degree and will be discontinued after being introduced just last year.

In fact, many names – "Attention Induced Euphoria", "braingasm", or "the unnamed feeling" are all competing labels that haven't caught on in the same way as ASMR.