Sentence examples for continues to catch from inspiring English sources

But it's heartening to know that at least the science continues to catch up with the human heart's demands for justice.

Johnson continues to catch the eye, while Harden, Melbourne-born but over here since a schoolboy, playing everywhere from Tynedale to Cinderford, gets better and better.

The ICT4D field has always been ripe for fierce discussion – perhaps a sign that all is not well, or that the discipline continues to mature, or that the rampant advance of technology continues to catch practitioners and academics off-guard.

But despite the ambivalence of the Paris crowd toward her in recent years, and despite her increasing need to search for her words in the language of Voltaire and Yannick Noah, Pierce continues to catch the long flight across the Atlantic to play at home.

Richard Wilson's 1988 installation 20 50, a room-filling tank of sump oil, so perfectly reflective that it confuses the eye, is a test of perception, and in its latest manifestation in the Saatchi Gallery continues to catch the unwary with substantial empirical proof of what it really is.

It's also been profitable since August, as it continues to catch on with new advertisers.

Presumably, during that time, we'll continue to catch only brief glimpses of the people who work continually beneath our streets.

Soon a driving rain began, but our small group continued to catch the growing swell.

The A.M.T., and its high tax bill, may continue to catch most of them.

— Patrick Farrell Food and Wine: More and more chefs continue to catch fermentation fever.

(The European Union has indicated it will continue to catch its allowable quota even if a Cites resolution is passed).