Sentence examples for easily caught on from inspiring English sources
Allow enough distance to keep the lures attached to the arms from getting caught on one another but not so far apart as to be easily caught on rocks or stumps.
Your collar should fit securely but comfortably; it should be snug enough that it won't be easily caught on a branch or other other such thing, but not so tight as to make it uncomfortable for your dog to wear it.
England have not been so bad in the last 10 minutes, but they're so easily caught on the counter, still desperately pressing for a consolation.
If your boss does his research he can easily catch on".
Her shiny name, meaning "companion in evening conversation" in Arabic, is one that could easily catch on with potential parents.
While cane baskets are rustic and pretty, they can leave stains on clothes, and can easily catch on clothing where they have poorly finished or broken cane ends.
Or, you can arrange the candles in a cute, decorative carton for display but take great care when lit, as the carton can easily catch on fire.
Work through a small section of the coat at a time, bearing in mind that the hair is curly and a comb can easily catch on it and cause pain.
Efforts to reach the larger city have not caught on as easily (in part because many people's phones did not work in the immediate aftermath of the storm).
Winfield capped off a poor game by mistiming a drive off Perry and was easily caught at mid-on.
