Sentence examples for caught on yet from inspiring English sources
He is trying to start a commune there, but it's not caught on yet.
A spokesman for the site said, "The bidding has not really caught on yet".
Sisley couldn't have been an Impressionist in May 1874 for the good reason that the name hadn't caught on yet.
"It took a while to get going and it has been widely embraced, but everybody hasn't caught on yet.
On my blog a few years ago I proposed the name Awesome Music, but it doesn't seem to have caught on yet.
The A400M, for example, has yet to catch on outside Europe, with just one foreign customer, Malaysia, holding a contract for four planes.
The Minutemen were one of those bands that didn't really catch on in the mainstream and yet was incredibly influential on other artists that did make it.
But successful investigation based on forensic evidence is something yet to catch on in this country.
Email had yet to catch on, Google was still a twinkle in student eyes and social media didn't exist.
Networks reluctantly adopted a ratings system in 1997, but it has yet to catch on with viewers.
