Sentence examples for caught up fast from inspiring English sources
But others, like Aspen, Telluride and Winter Park caught up fast.
Either way, the Tories will have caught up fast in just two elections.
At his expense, Lorenzo, with his two brothers, was sent to the local seminary, and there he caught up fast.
But Ireland caught up fast: the kind of social and economic change that took 50 years or more in many places was compressed into a single revolutionary burst.
Gucci may well have jump-started the trend on its fall runway, sending out leathers in ripe berry tones, but other designers caught up fast in the resort and spring collections.
Distinguished alumni include a third of the current members of Lebanon's cabinet, a quarter of its members of parliament, the central bank governor and foreign minister of Jordan, and the Bush administration's hawkish special envoy to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad.AUC, also founded by missionaries, started smaller and later, but has caught up fast.
But no other system yet devised channels so much money into technology so quickly, nor pulls the plug so quickly when an idea proves to be a dud.In the developing countries that have caught up fastest, private investment has played a crucial role (see chart 7).
This was because of the smaller difference in activity between the excitatory motor neurons and inhibitory motor neurons so activity in the latter caught up faster.
Since activity in the inhibitory motor neurons caught up faster, all neurons were at lower firing rate when the excitatory feedback was switched off.
