Sentence examples for caught up still from inspiring English sources

SIgn up for thaveest of VICE, delivered to your in'tx daily.

Radio was ubiquitous by the 1930s; libraries and bookshops have still not caught up.

Despite all my yoga training and my understanding of deeper meanings and personal paths, I can still get caught up.

Today, women are working longer hours but social policy hasn't caught up, and still assumes that families will have one carer (generally the mum) and one earner (generally the dad).

They are, it emerges, still caught up in its conflicts; still trying, 15 years on, to settle old scores.

Others have caught up, but Valandraud still costs 400 euros or so in top vintages.

She still catches up when she can, she says.

"Crowls is a really good guy and a lot of the boys still catch up with him on a regular basis," Blakely said.

Need to still catch up Records show that in 2003 only 2 out of 10 Timorese children were registered at birth.

The speed and effectiveness of both revolutions were so surprising that I feel we are all still playing catch up.

But Catchings, still caught up in the bull-market euphoria, was unmoved.