Sentence examples for caught on though from inspiring English sources

Once I caught on, though, it was fairly easy to figure out.

Neither style has caught on, though one, at least, possesses the virtue of distinctiveness.

The idea has caught on, though it is still far from mainstream.

They're beginning to catch on, though, as hospitals seek to give patients appropriate care while holding down costs.

The packed handful of U.S. theaters in Week 1 became a much sparser couple dozen theaters in Week 2. If "Citizenfour" does catch on, though, its aspirational quality might have a lot to do with it.

Other fuel-saving gadgets include "start-stop", in which the engine cuts out during idling, and various means of storing the energy released by braking.Hybrid cars, like pure battery ones, have been slow to catch on, though Toyota, the pioneer in mass-market hybrids with its Prius model, last year sold 1.2m such cars worldwide.

Even if these approaches never catch on, though, they're still instructive.

What is only starting to catch on, though, is the idea that CompStat isn't just for policing.

We're not sure they'll catch on, though... We've become slightly obsessed with Wu & Wu's products.

I suspect that Mr King's exhortation won't catch on, though – at least not until more news desks are staffed by alumni of these less illustrious schools.

Traditions being hard to shake, and investments in conventional instruments harder to shirk, the new violin family failed to catch on, though Yo-Yo Ma used a Hutchins alto violin on his 1994 recording of the Bartok Viola Concerto.